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wjarrettc Money Goals
Webster’s dictionary defines a goal as the end to which an effort is directed. In money matters, it means having the money you need, when you need it, to purchase the things you want and need.
A money goal may be as simple as having enough change to buy a favorite candy bar, or it may be as hard as saving for college in eight years.
Write down your goals so you will remember them. Post them somewhere so you can see them often. That will keep you working toward your goals.
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