In one of the most financially challenging times we've faced, we dive into what it takes to not just survive but thrive in the year ahead. From practical tips on budgeting to rethinking financial priorities like home ownership and retirement (my strategy has changed 👀), we’re breaking down what it taskes to build resilience and take control of your money.
What we discussed:
- Assessing our financial priorities in 2024 and beyond
- Shifting perspectives on homeownership and retirement.
- The key ingredients to success: consistency, automation and self-awareness.
- Creating a plan that fosters progress instead of reacting to financial challenges.
- Budgeting for life transitions and forecasting future expenses.
- Why long-term thinking is critical to financial success.
- Increasing your income through side hustles or career shifts.
- Thinking beyond savings: investing, insurance and strategic banking decisions.
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