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What Should Be Your Biggest Financial Goal? Here's How to Pick Your Top 3


What Should Be Your Biggest Financial Goal? Here's How to Pick Your Top 3

The best way to be effective at managing your money is to have clear goals, to prioritize them, and to take action to achieve them. If you're trying to do too many things at once, it can be overwhelming and important financial accomplishments could be harder to achieve. Setting your money priorities the wrong way could also make it more difficult to build your net worth and to make sure you're ultimately a financial success.

While everyone's personal situation dictates what steps they should take to get their financial life in order, there are three key money goals most people should have: buying a house, paying off student loans, and saving for retirement. But which should you do first and how should you allocate your cash? Here are a few suggestions for prioritizing your efforts. 

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Source: Fool.com


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