5 Things You Can Do Right Now to Hit Your 2020 Financial Goals

Is one of your 2020 New Year Resolutions to improve your finances? Then this is the video for you. Here are my 5 tips to get yourself prepared for attacking your financial goals in the New Year.

(FYI, Step 2 is to "Review and update your Will or Trust". A portion of the video cut out in the editing process during that part somehow and I don't know how to add texts to videos yet, lol)

Hello Everyone, welcome to my channel! My name is Chantay Moore and I am a Certified Financial Educator. I have over 13 years of experience in the financial industry and working 1 on 1 with hundreds of families to reach their financial goals. If you want to connect with me, feel free to schedule a complimentary 30-minute phone call using this link: bit.ly/talktochantay

Link to video about the importance of adding beneficiaries to all of your financial accounts and insurance policies:

Link to video about the Rule of 72:

Link to video about finding a financial professional to work with:

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