We are faced with various money choices and questions every day. How do we make good decisions? It all starts with being aware of your goals, priorities, and the potential of your hard-earned money. You can gain this awareness by organizing your finances, evaluating your spending habits, and making sure they align with your goals. Our collection of posts below help you with these three aspects.
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Recently, “bullet journaling” came under my radar. After too many missed deadlines and forgotten grocery items, I decided to give bullet journaling a try. The first step is to sit down with pen and paper to organize the journal. That’s where I learned the first key lesson. Setting down pen and paper in front of you is a powerful way to settle the mind and get ready to be organized. Old fashioned, pen-and-paper journaling helps our mind stay focused and tune out of any digital distractions.
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Looking for inspiration to kickstart 2021? Check out the top 10 list of what our readers liked the most in 2020. Our most-read posts dealt with tax-efficient strategies, Coronavirus uncertainty, goals-based investing, employee equity compensation, early retirement, and medicare planning. Not surprising given the uncertainty we experienced in 2020. The best way to cope with uncertainty is to set goals, have a plan, and make the most out of your resources. Our number one post was about breaking down your paystub to know where your gross income is going. If you are looking for ideas that will open your eyes to your finances, check out our winners!
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