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people avoid developing their financial plans because they do not
like organizing finances, working through the planning process, answering
tough questions about prioritizing competing goals, or facing disturbing
life events like death or disability. They make a simple attempt at
planning to achieve their goals and hope that everything will work
out for them. Unless they are very lucky, it is not likely they will
achieve their goals.
You need to make plans if you are
going to achieve your financial or personal goals. The plan is your
roadmap showing you how to get from where you are to where you want
to be. Without a plan, you will end up just anywhere, which may not
be where you want to be, financially or otherwise.
Furthermore, you need to start your
planning process as soon as possible. There is a very high cost of
waiting to start saving for your financial goals. The longer you wait
the more it will cost you on a monthly basis. Suppose your goal is
to have $50,000 for your child's college education. If you start saving
when your child is born and you can earn 6% on your investment, you
will have to save $129.10 per month. However, if you wait until your
child is in middle school, you will have to save $578.60 a month.
On the other hand, if you start immediately and you can earn 10% on
your investments, you will need to save only $83.30 a month.
• The longer you wait the more you will have to save on a monthly
basis to save for the same amount.
• The higher your return on investment
the less money you need to save. START PLANNING NOW!
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