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Financial plan

Goal-based activity related to future income, spending, investment, protection, and giving

Money personality

Style and habits of money management

Personal values

Those things that are most important to you and to which you must be true to lead a happy and fulfilled life

Voluntary simplicity

A simplified lifestyle, where uncalled consumption and clutter are reduced

Frugal

Avoiding waste; to be resourceful when fulfilling one's need for goods and services

Enough

Point at which spending has a diminished rate of fulfillment

90-10 rule

Saving 10% of income and living on 90%

80-10-10 rule

Living on 80% of income, saving 10%, and giving 10%

Personal financial success

Achieving financial goals and living life in accordance with your values, vision, and mission

Personal financial success

Achieving financial goals and living life in accordance with your values, vision, and mission

Financial independence

Sufficient means to support oneself

Personal financial success

Achieving financial goals and living life in accordance with your values, vision, and mission

Financial independence

Sufficient means to support oneself

Passive income

Income received from investments and savings

Personal financial success

Achieving financial goals and living life in accordance with your values, vision, and mission

Financial independence

Sufficient means to support oneself

Passive income

Income received from investments and savings

Non-earned income

Defined by the IRS as income from investments

Understand your current relationship with money

First step in your foundation of your financial plan

Understand your current relationship with money

First step in your foundation of your financial plan

Identify your values

Second step in the foundation of your financial plan

Understand your current relationship with money

First step in your foundation of your financial plan

Identify your values

Second step in the foundation of your financial plan

Assess methods for achieving your goals

Third step in the foundation of your financial plan

Understand your current relationship with money

First step in your foundation of your financial plan

Investment account

Outlay of money into a bank or stock with the objective of making a profit

Personal finance plan

Strategy to improve current financial situation based on an analysis of your liabilities, cash flow, savings, investments, and long-term accumulation plans

Financial life stages

General periods throughout a lifetime representing different financial challenges and needs

Personal mission statement

Formal statement that reflects one's strengths, passions, gifts, and stakeholders

Long-term goal

Objective to be reached sometime after 5 years

Intermediate goal

Objective to be attained in one to five years

Short-term goal

Objective to be reached in less than one year

SMART goal

Objective that is specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely

Identify your values

Second step in the foundation of your financial plan

Assess methods for achieving your goals

Third step in the foundation of your financial plan

Create a vision for your future

Step 4 in the foundation of your financial plan

Establish your mission statement

Step 5 in the foundation of your financial plan

Set your goals

6th and last step in setting the foundation of your financial plan

Financial literacy

Ability to understand finances

401k retirement plan

Money set aside to be used after the worker retires

Downshifting

Giving up all or part of one's work commitment and income in exchange for an improved quality of life

Dollar cost averaging

Investing a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals