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Does managing your finances ever feel like navigating a maze blindfolded? With temptations at every turn and endless options vying for our attention, it's easy to lose sight of our long-term financial well-being and make snap decisions. But fear not! By adopting a few simple habits, you can become a smart spender, enjoying the present moment while paving the way to a healthy financial future. Here are seven to get you started! 

Do you remember those resolutions you made just a couple of months ago? It’s okay if you answered “no.” An estimated 80% of people fail to keep their New Year’s resolutions by February. If you’re one of the rare few who have been keeping up with yours until now, that’s very impressive. The majority break theirs within just a matter of days. 

Do you have a hard time discussing finances? You’re not alone. This topic has historically been somewhat taboo and even though Gen Z has already significantly shifted societal conversations to be more open, for some reason many people of all generations still struggle to speak up about money.

Does managing your finances ever feel like navigating a maze blindfolded? With temptations at every turn and endless options vying for our attention, it's easy to lose sight of our long-term financial well-being and make snap decisions. But fear not! By adopting a few simple habits, you can become a smart spender, enjoying the present moment while paving the way to a healthy financial future. Here are seven to get you started! 

Do you remember those resolutions you made just a couple of months ago? It’s okay if you answered “no.” An estimated 80% of people fail to keep their New Year’s resolutions by February. If you’re one of the rare few who have been keeping up with yours until now, that’s very impressive. The majority break theirs within just a matter of days. 

Do you have a hard time discussing finances? You’re not alone. This topic has historically been somewhat taboo and even though Gen Z has already significantly shifted societal conversations to be more open, for some reason many people of all generations still struggle to speak up about money.