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Carnival of Financial Goals, Fifth Edition

Welcome to the fifth edition of the Carnival of Financial Goals! The purpose of this carnival is to recognize and learn from each other’s financial goals and how we are doing achieving them, as well as learning how to set financial goals. That being said, of the over 80 entries this month to the carnival, only 12 have been included as being about financial goals to keep the carnival focused on on topic.

I’ve split the entries into personal goals relating to finance, and posts that help teach how to create a good financial goal, with an editor’s pick at the top of each category. Enjoy the carnival and be sure to support the goals of other bloggers!

Setting and Achieving Personal Goals:

• Editor’s Pick: Moolanomy looks back at the goals he set for April 1st and grades himself on how well he did as well as sets 2nd quarter goals in Updating My Goals And Shooting For The Stars.
• Being Frugal also goes through her 2008 goals and evaluates how well she did in March Goals Update.
• LIVING OFF DIVIDENDS reaches his passive income goals with Monthly Passive Income Crosses $2,000 Mark!
• My Family’s Money reviews his 2008 goals and the progress made with 2008 Goal Update: Challenge-ify or Die.
• Less Than a Shoestring breaks down how she meets her travel budget goals in Baring My Budget: London.

How to Set Goals:

• Editor’s Pick: Internet Business and Personal Success discusses one of the fundamentals in realistic goalsetting in Expectations and Measurable Results.
• The Human Imprint teaches us about the language of good goal setting with Setting objectives.
• Marketing and Fundraising Ideas makes the distinction between dreams and goals in Powerful Yet Reasonable Goals.
• Raag Vamdatt discusses how to achieve your goals through compounding with Start saving early and gain from Compounding - Early bird gets the worm.
• Get Financially Fit shows how to use goals to create a financial plan with Create a financial plan.
• Millionaire Money Habits explains that different people come at the same goal in different ways in How to Save a Million Dollars.
• Real Estate Investing Business Blog breaks down the concept of goals into bite size pieces with Small Actions = Big Changes.

Thank you to all the contributors and happy goal setting and achieving for April!

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