I did the same thing last year. I procrastinated on making our yearly goals. So, right now this is what I'll say our goals are:
1) Save 15% to retirement, which will max out our Roth IRA's and put the remainder in my husband's TSP.
2) Pay off truck loan...only $4500 to go!
3) Snowflake a Free Christmas, goal again is $750.
4) Save for college, minimum $500 for each daughter. However, I'd prefer $1500 each. Still working on the math for that.
5) Pay for new intermediate flute with cash, about $1500.
6) Save $2K for vacation. Not sure where we might go, so that is a pretty vague goal at this point!
7) Landscaping and furniture purchases. Pay with cash and decide on a limit!
I guess it isn't really the goals that I'm stuck on as how to approach the goals. One at a time? Get the flute, pay off the truck then attack the savings goals. Or do it all along the way? I'm so focused on that truck payoff that it is hard to not make it a priority. I'll get it figured out by the next payday and generally these are all flexible, so I can change things up if I need to.
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