If you’re thinking about making a New Year’s Resolution of any kind – maybe to lose weight, pay off debt or stop a bad habit like smoking – waiting until January 1 to get started is probably the single worst thing you can do. Instead, commit to implementing your resolution beginning on Thanksgiving Day. Why …
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30 days. That’s roughly the amount of time the average American sticks to his or her New Year’s resolution. If we’re honest about our financial New Year’s resolutions – like saving money, better organizing our finances, or laying off the credit cards – many of us will admit that we might not even make 30 …
If you’re ready to improve your economic situation in 2011, here are my recommendations for the Top 10 financial New Year’s resolutions that will help you in the coming year: 1. Eliminate credit card debt. Tired of being in debt and living paycheck to paycheck? Then it’s time to knock out those credit card bills …
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There’s no better time than the present to kick your finances into high gear. But why limit yourself to just making a single financial New Year’s resolution in January when you can plan a series of smart financial moves for the entire year? Use these financial planning tips and savvy money-management strategies for help with …
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