90 Days to Financial Fitness
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90 Days to Financial Fitness
90 Days to Financial Fitness
Becoming financially fit requires discipline, planning, and commitment. While 90 days is a relatively short time frame it is enough time to develop a plan of action and execution creating good financial habits. In a 90-day time window, you can make significant progress toward improving your financial situation.
Here’s a 90-day financial fitness plan…
Task #1 Understanding Your Income and Expenses
Task #2 Evaluating Your Debt and Savings
Task #3 Building a Monthly Budget
Task #4 Tracking Your Spending
Task #5 Reducing Unnecessary Expenses
Task #6 Exploring Additional Income Sources
Task #7 Defining SMART Financial Goals
Task #8 Staying Motivated and Accountable
Task #9 Prioritizing Debt Repayment
Task #10 Building an Emergency Fund and Saving
Task #11 Automating Finances and Bill Payments
Task #12 Continuous Learning and Adjustment
Remember, financial fitness is a long-term journey. While 90 days can be a significant starting point and enough time to build good money habits, it’s important to continue practicing healthy financial habits beyond this period to ensure a successful long-term plan. Personal finance is a skillset and like any other skillset it requires time, energy and resources to master.