New Year’s resolutions are a cliché, with countless vows to lose weight, exercise more, or finally break that bad habit. While these resolutions often fade by mid-January, there’s one type of goal-setting that can really pack a long-term punch.
Unlike fleeting promises, financial resolutions are a wise investment into your future – and they don’t have to be big to be impactful.
Paying off your mortgage by December may not be realistic, but setting clear, achievable financial goals can provide long-term benefits, and offer a sense of control over your financial destiny.
So, as you think about what you want to achieve in 2025, make planning for financial freedom top of your list. Don’t know where to start? We’ve got seven steps you can take to plan for your future, and we talk you through why goal setting is so important. And then we’ll walk you through setting some realistic financial goals, using the tools in our handy Goal Setting Booklet. Are you ready to change your financial future?
How can you improve your investing outcomes? By ensuring your investing efforts start with a clear purpose…