2023 MIDYEAR FINANCIAL RESET | we are a LONG way from reaching our original goals so let’s readjust!

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[Berryjoyfulbudget]

After my mid year goal review I’ve shifted my goals from focusing on saving to paying of more of my debt. I’m still doing both but throwing more to debt.

[KendraDJW]

I set 4 financial goals and I’m on track to meet 3 of them 🎉

[anchoredsoul]

I am also behind on my savings goal/FIRE plan. Unmeasurable lifestyle creep by way of Amazon, Target, and extra unplanned spending on travel. Also, eating out and Ubet Eats. The small, frictionless purchases really add up. I ended several subscriptions and deleted apps to remove access. This month I decided to only use debit or cash while paying off consumer debt/credit cards. Its been eye opening and a much needed reset.

[dickersonr]

While you saving, make sure you enjoy your money. Like enjoy life too

[SojournNaturals]

I’ve completely pivoted. Summer military move and all the unexpected things/expenses that come with that financially. Im coming up with a plan to restructure the remainder of the year.

[MimaHope]

Thank you for posting. I'm still stuck in January with the initial plan for 2023.

[c.martin]

I was able to met my sinking fund and buffer fund goals. Now I'm just saving up for my student loan repayment.

[MsPrideCreations]

The next half of the year is gonna be telling if I will save what I hope to, the first half I was closing off some debts

[stephaniel]

I set lots of financial goals. I've met almost all of them and have added more goals since I did so good the first part of the year, which was shocking. I'll be paying off my car in a few days as well so I'm excited for that but nervous at the same time lol.

[vanessaroque]

Started the year with a bang! 5th of the month direct deposit into various additional investments with our advisor. Husband left his job, so we halted June 1. Plan to start up again Jan 2024. So I hear you when you say its time to pivot.

[EdieBrown]

My student loans are my major pivot. I'm applying for an income-based repayment plan. There's hope.

[cassandras]

I’m sure you’ll make the best choice for the two of you. I wonder if the interest rate for the student loan is compounded daily which would make paying that off the best choice. The car loan is a set rate. Love That you all make goals and are flexible with your finances. TFS 😊

[dickersonr]

Do you know anything about credit cards? I think that be a cool video

[christinadavis]

For your husband’s student loans…would you consider waiting on the loan forgiveness decision?

[meltluvsluxe]

Do you know if the student loan will have increased due to back interest for the two years?

[TMKJG]

The first 6 months of my plan went horrible especially March-April i thought someone was playing an April fool's joke on me 😂😂 my goals still remain to pay extra $750 a month towards my personal loan $400 a month towards my savings account im only paying 4% match cause im part time $100 a month towards my Fidelity roth ira i currently have about $100 a month towards my acorns brokage i know its small numbers but its something