Make Every Day Count This Month Toward Achieving Your Financial Goals

 

 

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 National Preparedness Month. Consider your preparation plans for an emergency in your home, school, or business. Ensure your finances can handle a variety of emergencies.

7

 Labor Day. Reflect on your career and set new goals for the future. Examine your current earnings and make plans to reach new heights.

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 Grandparents’ Day. Consider the wisdom your grandparents can provide about financial matters. They survived the depression and can teach you amazing frugal tips.

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 Working Parents Day. Evaluate your household income and consider making adjustments. If both parents are working, then examine your budget. 

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 Constitution Day. The founding fathers made sure the country had a strong foundation for the future. What are you doing to ensure your family is prepared for future events like retirement? 

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 Business Women’s Day. Women are an important part of the workplace. How is your business or company accommodating them? Review your company policies.

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 National Good Neighbor Day. Your neighbors can affect the value of your home. Work together with your neighbors to maintain property values.