Have You Set Financial Goals with Numbers

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Saving and investing cannot be done carelessly, but must be clear and measurable according to a person's income. We can determine what percentage to save and to invest or pour into a certain number in statistics, so that dreams will come true faster such as buying a car, a house or saving for retirement funds, etc. In addition, we should also set a deadline, when each target can be achieved. In addition, we also need to determine how much money will be allocated for basic needs, entertainment funds, emergency funds, etc. In addition, we need to make adjustments when income or salary increases so that the funds we collect will be greater. Financial goals must be flexible so that they will be more practical and easier. To be more focused and increase your motivation, you can also give numbers/priorities to financial targets.
 
When I do my financial planning and set the financial goals, I set it with numbers. If it is done without numbers, it would not give a clarity and can be confusing. It's not easy to stay motivated and be on track if one does not have a clarity. Setting deadlines is also important to keep you on track and move in the way. Else one might get lazy around achieving it.
 
We all need motivation to go ahead. Every little progress that we make is encouraging. If there is fixed target, one can quantify the progress and stay on track. It is also easier to evaluate the progress and it's rate. If it is just a random estimation, nothing is concrete to keep you motivated. In fact it can be messy and confused.
 
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