2019 Goals and Review of 2018 Goals

2019 Goals and 2018 Goals update:

2019 Goals update

New year is upon us. We are now halfway past the first month and it is time to put 2019 goals in writing so I am better able to track my progress. However, before we can start talking about this upcoming year goals, it is best to review last years goals to see how we did.

2018 goals included:

          1. Invest $3000 in new capital this year.   Accomplish $15000

          2. Save for a down payment for a new house.  New Home purchase June 2018 Accomplish

          3. Updated a new rental unit (potentially raise rental on next tenant)  We raised 2 of our tenants monthly rent

          4. Raise rental on Two tenants. March 2018

          5. Buy 10 Stocks this year and continue to add shares to initial position. Added 64 new Stocks

          6. Buy 6 Monthly paying dividend stocks.  4 currently owned- Failed

          7. Buy Dividend Aristocrats Stocks.  Accomplished

          8. Continue to build Emergency Cash to 9 months. 6 Months

I was able to reach 6 out of the 8 goals outlined last year.

What will 2019 bring?

Lets see what my goals will be this year. I will be looking at this year as a step in stone for next years goal.

Without further ado...here are my 2019 goals:

1. Invest Minimum of $250 a month in adding more shares to current holding

2. 9 months emergency fund

3. Increase the rental income in at least 1 unit.

4. Increase all 4 monthly paying stocks to 20 share each.

5. Invest $5000.00 in fresh new capital

6. Payoff my Car loan

7. Regularly exercise, loose 10 pounds

8. 3 family vacation; 1 international travel

9. Blog regularly 1 post a week.

10. Start a side hustle

What do you think of my 2019 goals?

Do you have your goals set for this year?

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