In five years I hope to be downsizing from our family sized home since both our children will be working or in college. And with this (hopefully) simpler lifestyle I want to continue to save while also doing more traveling.
In 5 years, i hope to have a solidified a nest egg that is working for me. I would also like to continue to receive passive income from business ventures, I have yet to invest in.
Meh. I agree with the idea of not spending mindlessly on most of these things that are wasteful. But a grande coffee at Starbucks is $2.23. One in the morning when it's busy isn't necessarily budget-busting unless you have a very tight budget, in which case you should be looking to trim all kinds of expenditures. Same with Redbox...it's $1.20 for a DVD. If that is entertainment for my family of five for an evening, that is a darn good deal. Then again, I actually wash plastic forks. The reason is that if my kids lose one when they pack lunch every day (a real money saver), it's not a big deal and much better than if they accidentally throw out a piece of my silverware. Don't get me wrong, I believe in sweating the small stuff generally speaking, but I think that some of it can be misguided if your budget permits the expenditures.
In five years, I'd like to have built up my savings at least on par with others my age. I want to be just about ready to buy a piece of land and build my first tiny house.
In 5 years I am hoping that all of the apartments at our rental property would be fixed and undated. I hope that our net worth would reach 2 millions by then.
By the end of this year we hope to be current with all our bills and have no debt. In five years, I'd like to have a six-month emergency fund and have enough saved to pay for a car.
In five years I hope to be downsizing from our family sized home since both our children will be working or in college. And with this (hopefully) simpler lifestyle I want to continue to save while also doing more traveling.
We want to be retired
In five years I would like to be out of debt!
In 5 years, i hope to have a solidified a nest egg that is working for me. I would also like to continue to receive passive income from business ventures, I have yet to invest in.
I want to have bought my own house!
To be debt free. Just paid off a big loan so now I am inspired.
I would love to have a new house.
Meh. I agree with the idea of not spending mindlessly on most of these things that are wasteful. But a grande coffee at Starbucks is $2.23. One in the morning when it's busy isn't necessarily budget-busting unless you have a very tight budget, in which case you should be looking to trim all kinds of expenditures. Same with Redbox...it's $1.20 for a DVD. If that is entertainment for my family of five for an evening, that is a darn good deal. Then again, I actually wash plastic forks. The reason is that if my kids lose one when they pack lunch every day (a real money saver), it's not a big deal and much better than if they accidentally throw out a piece of my silverware. Don't get me wrong, I believe in sweating the small stuff generally speaking, but I think that some of it can be misguided if your budget permits the expenditures.
Husband is self employed and we built the building he is working out of, would like to pay it off in 5 years.
Financially, in 5 years we would like to pay off both cars and have money built up in savings.
I hope to have my car paid off, 2 years early!! Also, fund my emergency fund to a full 8 months while continuing to fund retirement accounts.
I would like to have $0 in credit card debt in 5 years.
I would like to saved money towards our retirement and kids college education.
In five years, I'd like to have built up my savings at least on par with others my age. I want to be just about ready to buy a piece of land and build my first tiny house.
Build up an emergency fund and save enough for a down payment on a house.
In 5 years I am hoping that all of the apartments at our rental property would be fixed and undated. I hope that our net worth would reach 2 millions by then.
In 5 years I'd like to have my car and house paid off and have a nice cushion.
In 5 years, I plan on being able to travel and live off my investments.
I'd like to buy a house
By the end of this year we hope to be current with all our bills and have no debt. In five years, I'd like to have a six-month emergency fund and have enough saved to pay for a car.
In 5 years, I hope to be debt free from two cars and three credit cards, retiring from the military and looking for our first house!
Mobile boarding passes! It just comes up on your screen and scans from the phone itself at security and at the gate.
My goal is to build my emergency savings to 6 months and max out my yearly retirement account contributions.
I'm hoping I have a decent amount in a Roth (hoping to finally get myself to open one by Oct) and regularly saving.
I would like to continue saving for retirement and start thinking about an investment property or another type of investment.