As you embark on your no-spend challenge, though, watch out for these behaviors that can derail your efforts.
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As you embark on your no-spend challenge, though, watch out for these behaviors that can derail your efforts.

Think about some of the attitudes you have that might be bringing your finances down the road to financial failure. Here are four big ones.

One of the best things you can do for your finances — and the finances of others — is to take care of yourself first.

Do you know where you’re at with your money? It’s a good idea to touch base with your finances every now and again.

We all have biases. From politics to the way we view our own upbringing as "normal," there are biases in our lives. And they affect more than just what they believe. If you aren’t careful, the things that you think are true can mess you over big time.

Think about what you want your life and finances to look like over the next five years, and start making solid changes.

Here are some things you can do to get rid of waste in your life, and run your finances more efficiently.

I started identifying one or two major goals, and then working to accomplish them. The result was that my finances improved appreciably — and the change was more permanent.

One of the biggest mistakes that many make as they begin setting goals, and as they attempt to make changes to their financial lives, is to start too big. Your best option is to start small.

We all have a relationship with money, and it’s a good idea to pinpoint how you feel about money, and how you interact with money.






