If you didn’t meet your financial goals in 2018, don’t worry. It’s time to press the reset button, get your mind back in the game and work your financial plan. Life happens every single day, so you may have had a minor or major setback. That’s quite alright. You can still work to pursue the goals you set in 2018 and the ones you’ve created for 2019 with a little work. All it takes is some determination.
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