In 2017, a study showed 22% of respondents had financial resolutions for the new year.1 Whether you’re making a money-related resolution for the first time this year or again, we put together a list of a few financial goals you can tackle this year (and how to get started)!
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- December 7, 2017
- Posted by General Electric Credit Union
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While shopping may be on the brain this holiday season, don’t miss out on the opportunity to be a little selfish and set aside funds for yourself.