In the previous chapter, we talked about the financial objectives that must be set at the beginning of a project that aims at a better relationship with money.
However, it is not enough to just have goals that families/people can achieve. It is crucial that these are aligned with the routine of the family members or the person. Everyone's involvement in this process is fundamental to its success.
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Having family goals and drawing up a common plan to achieve them is one of the basic concepts of personal finances. This is because achieving a financial objective requires planning and organization of all involved.
The goals of family members can be different. The important thing is to make them compatible. Financial goals must be known to the whole family. After all, to achieve them, everyone's approval and collaboration are needed.
When sharing them, it is essential to be open to a discussion about what the priority objectives are - in addition to having the flexibility to include a goal defined by children or spouse.
For those who have children, sharing the family's financial goals becomes even more important, as it is an opportunity for them to see the importance of saving and taking care of the budget.
Even though they may not yet be able to contribute financially, children can help with solutions in how to save.
Life is not static. Unforeseen events happen and may require a revision of the family's goals.
The financial success is closely linked to flexibility and an active stance towards finance.