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Setting goals and making resolutions is a common January pastime. The new year is like a clean slate, and whether you’re thinking about exercising more, eating healthier, or scrolling less on social media, January always brings a “New Year, New You” mindset. Many people initially think about their physical fitness, but some of the most impactful goals are related to financial fitness. This blog will help you get started on that meaningful journey.
Creating Your Roadmap
First, you’ll want to understand your cash flow. Add up your monthly income from any source. Now add up your expenses, including rent or mortgage, groceries, utilities and phone, car payment, insurance, subscriptions, entertainment, etc. Then, subtract your expenses from your monthly income. This is your own personal financial statement. Once you know your financial position, you’ll need to make some decisions about your budget and daily spending habits.
What To Do if You Are in the Positive Each Month
What To Do if You Are in the Negative or Just Breaking Even Each Month
Make financial fitness a habit. Mobile banking makes it easy to do daily check-ins on your spending and accounts, which means you’ll be more likely to stick with your goals. Stay aware of what expenses are coming up in the next 30 days. Within a few months, you will be well on your way to keeping your financial fitness resolution.
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