'5 Great Financial Goals to Conquer in your 30s' (Personal Finance Tips)

Set these five essential financial goals in your 30s to pave the way for a secure, independent lifestyle: prominently display them at home to stay motivated in your financial planning, making retirement savings smoother and wealth building a priority at any age.

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Here are 5 great financial goals to conquer in your 30s and you will be well on your way to own your own lifestyle. Keep these money goals on your refrigerator, on your bedroom ceiling and written on the bathroom mirror as you work through your financial planning. There are many additional ways to address your personal finance but these financial tips are a good place to start your financial journey. Financial planning in your 30s will make saving for retirement much easier. If you are already at the age of retirement, these tips work for you also. It is never too late or too early to make wealth building a priority.

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Budgets only work when both parties are singing off the same song sheet. What one describes as a want the other describes as a need. Simple example, let's say a couple is making $100, 000. If one wants to eat organic prepared foods, hire a personal trainer, eat out with friends 3 times a week, etc. The other is thinking of those items as a waste of money. There is no way they will agree on what goes into the budget. The former person could argue that health is important and you can't put a low budget price on health and since the income is $100, 000 we can very well afford it. A couple is lucky when they agree on how things are defined. They may both have the same values, but if their definitions are different they will have interesting times.


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