This Week @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union
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Set SMART Financial Goals for the Year
As we enter the new year, let's take a look at different strategies for spending and saving money.
Financial growth doesn't happen by accident - it results from planning, consistent effort, and clear goal-setting.
The 50/30/20 budgeting rule offers a simple yet effective way to organize your spending and saving.
No matter what you're saving for, effectively saving money is a key financial skill.
Strategies for balancing adult education with other personal and financial responsibilities.
A review of habits that could be impacting your budget and how to break them.
Introduction to a full week’s worth of easy and actionable ways to keep more of your money in your wallet each month
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New Year's Financial Tune-Up
The new year is a great time to review your finances from the past year and set new goals for the upcoming year.
When you design this year's resolution, start with the smallest, most manageable tasks first to build momentum. As you complete each one, you'll realize the power of goal setting.
You can make significant progress in just a day, but only if you act.
By reviewing your expenditures for the last 12 months, you can get an honest picture of your true spending behavior - and then make any necessary changes.
By evaluating and analyzing your overall financial health, you can create an informed list of goals to pursue.
If your assets have become substantial enough to raise concerns about proper management, it's the perfect time to check with a planner.
Put what you learned this week into action with SMART goal setting.
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About MIDFLORIDA
Since our founding in 1954, MIDFLORIDA has grown to serve members throughout the state of Florida, with branches coast-to-coast from Gainesville to Naples. Our products and services rival any local bank, while maintaining the credit union philosophy of excellent personal attention.