You may have come across the SMART acronym in the course of your employment, but here’s a reminder of what it stands for:
• Specific
• Measurable
• Achievable
• Relevant
• Time-bound
In the context of your personal finances, SMART refers to setting clear, quantifiable, feasible and appropriate financial objectives, to be carried out within a defined time frame. You’re much more likely to succeed if you avoid vague, non-measurable, unrealistic and inappropriate aims with no actual deadline. Relying on SMART goals will help you stay on track as you shape your financial future.
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