Take control of your financial future in 2022 π
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What financial goals should I set for 2022?
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How can I take actionable steps towards my financial goals?
Hey there, here's a quick note. This podcast contains general financial advice only. That means it's not specific to you, your needs, goals or objectives, so don't act on the information until you've spoken with your financial advisor. You'll find our full disclosure, disclaimer and link to our financial services guide in the show notes. Kate Campbell, welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
It's New Year's Eve, bro.
It's New Year's Eve, 2022. Of 2021.
Of 2021. We're just about to enter.
We're going into 2022. Yes. And obviously, we're recording this in advance because by the time you hear this, Kate is...
Going to be so far down Chapel Street. I have no idea where I'm going to be for New Year's Eve.
What strategies can I use to automate my finances?
Are you going to be in Tasmania? No, that's next year.
Oh, that's next year.
No, I'm planning to be in Melbourne for New Year's Eve. For New Year's Eve, right. Yep. We'll see how crazy that gets.
Yeah. And I'm planning to be hopefully on the beach.
That'd be nice.
Yeah. Hopefully on the beach. Hopefully there's some fireworks. Fireworks, Kate. That's what we want.
How should I approach investing in the new year?
Oh, and don't cause any. But anyway, we're bringing this episode to you today, just a short and sweet one to make sure you're going into 2022 with the right energy and you are going to be the main character of your financial journey next year. Oh boy. Okay. Here we go.
So this is going to be a rapid fire kind of episode where we're talking about everything that we've talked about in december and we're bringing this together into the new year and to help you kind of consolidate some of those steps that you should take and get in control so kate what uh like when people are thinking about what are my financial goals what steps should they be taking
Yeah. So go back and listen to our financial goals episode if you haven't. But if you've got some time today and you're just sitting around waiting for the night to happen, take some time to think about your financial goals for 2022. What do you want to achieve in the short, medium and long term? Maybe it's Saving up for a new phone, going on a holiday, maybe you're adding some extra money to your super for retirement. Thinking a little bit about your financial goals for the year and writing them down and putting some steps to action them. We've got a whole episode dedicated to financial goals, but I think this takes the right energy into 2022.
What are some tips for maintaining accountability in my financial journey?
Thinking about how are you going to actually realize some of the things you want to achieve with your finances.
If you're trying to find ways to pay for your childcare and also save money, that might be one of your goals. How do I figure this out?
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What financial goals should I set for 2022?
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How can I take actionable steps towards my financial goals?
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What strategies can I use to automate my finances?
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How should I approach investing in the new year?
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What are some tips for maintaining accountability in my financial journey?
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How can I maximize my financial education and resources?
4:28β5:12
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What role do financial advisors play in achieving my goals?
5:12β6:59
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How can I prioritize personal development alongside financial planning?
6:59β15:47
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