In this lesson, you learned about the importance of being clear about financial goals. write three financial goals for yourself. putting your goals in writing is a vital step to achieving them! will your goals be short-term or long-term? in either case, your goals should be specific: you should write them in a way that states exactly what you want to accomplish (for example, "i will have $50 in a savings account," not "i want to save more money"). start each goal with the words "i will," and write your goals in the form of a short paragraph.

FINANCIAL GOALS.

(i)                  I will create a budget so that I am in control of my money. This will help me have a spending plan whereby I will spend less than I earn. It is a way of stop asking where my money is and start thinking where I will take my money. I have to categorise my spending whereby I categories Netflix, food, rent, and going out with friends.

(ii)                I will ditch debt for good. Me and debts it is like I have never seriously hit off. I will have to make a plan of paying off to avoid financial chain and ball. First I will have to make a list of all loans and take note of each balances interest rates. I will focus first to pay the debt which has the highest interest and by doing so I will find myself paying less interest.

(iii)               I will have to save for a goal I have. I will have to save money for my personal goals. For example, if I wanted to buy a car I will have to save for it. By doing so I will help me spend money while I am pursuing my dreams.

john f. kennedy purpose was to make his argument a strong appeal to emotion in order to make an impact and connection to american citizens. he want to achieve peace by telling the citizens they shouldn't be afraid of other nations.

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