This week, the theme is financial resolutions for 2020.
Each day this week, I’m giving you ideas on how you can adopt a financial resolution for 2020.
Today’s financial resolution for 2020 is: a resolution to plan. Ugh, that sounds so boring just saying that...plan. But good planning is the key to success in any meaningful endeavor, especially with your retirement.
Planning involves setting a goal and then sketching out the steps you’ll take to meet that goal. Planning is essential to help you make better decisions through focused planning in 2020. Without a plan, it’s easy to get distracted and derailed with shiny little objects.
Let’s go through a quick example on how you can use planning as a financial resolution in 2020:
Paying off your mortgage is just one example, but I think it provides a nice illustration for the planning process. One of the big benefits of planning is that it breaks up a seemingly overwhelming task - paying off your mortgage - into bite-sized manageable steps. With a good plan, before you know it, you’ll be making consistent progress on those goals that are most important to you.
That’s it for today. Thanks for listening. My name is Ashley Micciche and this is the One Minute Retirement Tip.
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