5 Financial Milestones Every Woman Should Reach for Financial Freedom | Clever Girl Finance
5 Financial Milestones to Help You Achieve Financial Freedom!💡Financial freedom is a goal we all share, but figuring out where to start can feel overwhelming. In this video, I’m breaking down a simple roadmap with 5 key milestones every woman should aim for. These steps will guide you toward financial security, independence, and the freedom to live life on your own terms. Ready to take control of your financial journey? Let’s dive in!
🔑 The 5 Key Financial Milestones:
1️⃣ Build an Emergency Fund: Save 3–6 months of living expenses to handle life’s surprises without debt.
2️⃣ Pay Off High-Interest Debt: Focus on credit cards and payday loans to free up your finances and reduce stress.
3️⃣ Start Investing: Begin building wealth with small, consistent contributions to retirement accounts or other investments.
4️⃣ Save for Major Life Goals: Whether it’s a home, family, vacation, or business, set specific savings goals and track your progress.
5️⃣ Plan for Financial Independence: Grow your net worth and passive income streams to live life on your own terms.
✨ Why These Milestones Matter:
Each step brings you closer to financial security, freedom, and the confidence to achieve your dreams. Whether you’re just starting out or working toward your independence number, these milestones will help you create a life of financial empowerment.
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I’m currently working on the $1000 Emergency Fund and paying off Debt😊
Nice! Keep going! You’ve got this!
#3 is what I need to work on. I built a strong emergency fund, have no credit card debt (only $9500 in student loans I intend on paying off by the end of the year), am saving for a move and travel by automating part of my pay and also doing a couple of savings challenges. I think part of me is scared of investing but also embarrassed as I’m in my 40’s and am late to learning how to handle money. I just need to start.
No shame! Start educating yourself on how investing works – focus on investing for the long term and broad diversification. You’ve got this!
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I’m currently working on paying off credit card debt by 3/31/25.
I’m contributing toward my emergency fund each pay period. I have half of 3 months of expenses.
I invest up to company match in 401k. I also invest in Roth IRA & HSA.
Once I pay off my credit card debt and complete my
6 month Emergency Fund, i plan on maxing out my retirement accounts yearly.
I plan to start investing into my Brokerage account, too.
Thanks for keeping me motivated.
Nice video ❤🎉