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22 Sep, 6 tweets, 3 min read
In this week’s #MasterYourMoneyBootcamp, we’re making tedious tasks effortless. Presented by @Fidelity.

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The key to developing a good habit is to make it as easy as possible.

In the context of managing our money, that means setting up a system that requires the smallest amount of effort possible to maintain.

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To start, you’ll need to know how much money to set aside each week or month to meet your money goals.

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We’re all about automation. After you figure out how much you’ll need to set aside, set up recurring transfers to your accounts. It’s that easy!

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Now that you have your system set up, mark a day on your calendar to make sure it’s working properly each month.

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This month’s #MasterYourMoneyBootcamp is all about planning. Just joining us? Check out our previous exercises here 👇

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