The new year often comes with renewed optimism, and with it a
list of resolutions. You may have some financial to-dos on that
list to build a healthier relationship with your money, and if you
do, here's a statistic for you:
Studies show that only 8% of people who set resolutions
actually accomplish them.
If you're committed to reaching your financial goals in
2022, consider making (and sticking with) these five
resolutions:
1. CREATE A S.M.A.R.T. PLAN
Most resolutions are vague. Saying you'll save more or learn
to invest sounds great in theory, but without a properly
thought-out plan on how you'll achieve it, you're bound to
fail.
Create a S.M.A.R.T. plan for your financial goals instead by
making sure they're:
