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• Thursday, January 07th, 2010

Specific
Set specific targets, do not just say “Starting next year I’ll be more diligent saving.” Determine how much savings you want, start when you save money and in how long you will obtain the desired value. Thus, you can also become more disciplined to set aside some funds to be saved per month.

Financial Resolution SMART (2)Easily measured
Defining measurable objectives can help you monitor whether you are on track to achieve goals. If your goal is to raise funds for the down payment for a new house next year, then determine how much money from your income should be set aside per month. Each month you can measure had reached where your financial position.

Will be achieved
Make goals you can accomplish and think long term, but still find the small goals that can help you achieve greater results. Suppose you want to have a USD 15 million in a year, then the small goals you need to accomplish each month is to save a minimum $ 1,250 n the next 12 months.

Realistic
Creating financial goals must be realistic, because if not, you could face a very big failure. For example, you aspire to reach the target 60% rate of return on investment within a year.

Goal Real
The real goal is the achievement of something that really exists, and can be measured. You will be motivated to set higher goals if you ever reach that goal ever before you decide.

Furthermore, said Sonitha, Involve family members in setting financial goals, because they too will support the achievement of these goals. Write down these goals and review from time to time, this will be very helpful in achieving your financial goals.

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