How to Achieve Your Money Goals

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all well and good if life is going your way. you can do all the goal setting you want and have the desire to excute it, but next step after the plan is spending the money to make it happen. So set up a monitary spending chaart and see what you got to get going in the direction of your goals. but if those who don't wish for your success are ther in your way nothing will ever happen in you future. If life doesn't want you to achieve your goals then you will never get there. it is not up to you. it up to those who hold the keys to the future.

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Janez of AK 10:19PM November 07, 2011

Yes, sign up for mint.com and set up goals in their goal section. Then link those goals a savings account(s) that you opened with an online bank (ex: Ally, ING, HSBC, etc) and track them.
Don't set up an amount that's too big and you can tweak the goal as you get closer to achieving it. I would also only focus on 1-3 goals at once.
That with the advice here and next thing you know you will have accomplished a lot!

Sarah of MA 8:15PM October 27, 2011