How To Set (& Achieve) Your Money Goals
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This series is hosted by Kate Campbell from HowToMoney and Owen Rascovich from Rask Finance. The Australian Finance Podcast is provided for educational purposes only. The information is general in nature and does not take into account your needs, goals or objectives. What that means is the information does not apply to you specifically. So consider getting the advice of a licensed and trusted professional before acting on the information. Kate, welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast where we're talking setting and achieving money goals.
which has actually been a highly requested episode. So I thought we'd dedicate today to discussing everything to do with setting and achieving your money goals and not leaving it to chance or to January.
Because we all know people tend to leave things to the end of the calendar year and they say, I've got a New Year's resolution. It's normally like health and fitness and the other things money related, right?
I think my health and fitness one this year was do 10 push-ups, but I have not gotten anywhere with that because I do not have a plan. And that's something we do talk about in this episode is actually making a plan.
Just so I can confirm, you're saying 10 push-ups in total or 10 in one go?
10 in one go. I think over the course of this year, I have done over 10 push-ups because we had a charity push-up challenge at work. But 10 in a row, not on my knees is the challenge. Oh, not on your knees. Yeah, that adds an extra level of complexity to things.
Yeah, it does. And how did you go when you did the one at work? How many did you get to?
Oh, I was doing them on my knees. Oh, right. I wasn't telling them that there. Yeah.
Okay. So this episode is not about pushups, but we are talking money goals. So I think the first point that we have in our show notes is to talk about what are your priorities. So maybe you can just flesh that out and how people can, I guess, just even think about setting goals in the first instance.
yeah absolutely so i think yeah before you even set the goal you've got to work out what is important to you to achieve in the short term and the long term and your priorities because you might have 10 things you want to achieve in your financial life but you just it's not feasible to achieve them all at once or even all in the matter of 10 years maybe one of your goals is paying off your mortgage, but that might be a 20 or 30 year goal for you. So it's often trying to work out a priority list and what's most important to you to achieve first.
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