Table of contents:
- Tips for starting a financial resolution
- Write down your financial resolutions
- Tell the closest people
- Health Insurance
- Monitor the financial situation regularly
- Starting from now
- How to consistently carry out resolutions in the new year
Entering 2020, you begin to consider various resolutions this year to improve yourself. With an increasingly mature age, of course, you have to start managing finances for long-term investments. The form of investment is not only goods, health must also be prioritized. One form of health investment is health insurance.
Not only for your own health, for those of you who are married, managing finances to ensure health needs to be carefully planned. For that, here are some tips to keep your finances stable and regular,
Tips for starting a financial resolution
If you are having trouble managing your finances and want to fix them as a resolution for the new year, try these tips.
Write down your financial resolutions
Write down clearly the reasons why you made a resolution this new year. Then what are the steps that need to be taken to achieve these goals and of course what goals are to be achieved.
Post or put these notes where you are likely to see them every day. This way, you will continue to remember to control your finances.
Tell the closest people
Give information about plans or resolutions for the new year in this financial matter to family or closest friends. This will help them understand your financial situation and may even provide emotional support.
Health Insurance
As a financial resolution in the new year, having health insurance will provide several benefits for you. Among them:
- Make a visit to the doctor to prevent exposure to a disease and get the care needed to stay healthy and prevent serious illness.
- Get treatment as soon as possible if you or a family member becomes sick.
- If you are suffering from a disease, you can avoid complications or your health condition will get worse.
Monitor the financial situation regularly
If you have debt and are trying to reduce it, make sure you check your savings balance frequently. In addition, set aside a few hours each week to organize, manage, and resolve financial problems.
Starting from now
Most of the people are always putting off starting New Year's resolutions and waiting for the right time. In fact, this is what makes our resolution fail and will not be successful. Try to start as soon as possible.
How to consistently carry out resolutions in the new year
There are several ways for resolutions in the new year, especially in finance, so that they don't become a burden to haunt you. Among others, such as:
- Stay realistic. Don't get your hopes up. Consider your previous experience of having made resolutions as well. Keep adjusting to the reality and your current condition.
- Create a timeframe. In fact, timeframe is very important for motivation. You can see a barometer of achievements from this time period.
- Give yourself credit. When you reach a nominal amount in savings or can save more, reward yourself with something like food or goods.
- Do not give up. Keep in mind that mistakes are part of the process of carrying out the resolution. It doesn't matter, as long as you need to get back on track. Don't make mistakes as an excuse to stop and give up reaching resolutions in the new year.
- Don't depend on other people. All achievements are obtained from your own efforts, not even from other people, even from your family. Other people can provide advice, support, or opinions but it is what you do that determines the results.
Controlling or managing finances can be a resolution in the new year. From starting to set aside some income to investing in health by starting insurance, is a way that can be done. In order for the resolution to be successful, don't give up and continue to be self-motivated because it all depends on yourself.
