The halfway point of the year has a way of sneaking up on us. One minute you’re setting financial goals in January, and the next you’re planning summer vacations, weekend getaways, and wondering where the year went.
đź’° Financial well-being expert Brian Concannon says this is exactly why June can be such an important reset point. Research shows many people start the year with good intentions, but only a fraction actually follow through on their financial resolutions.
Whether you’re saving for retirement, building an emergency fund, planning a wedding, or just trying to feel more confident about your finances, Brian says the key is keeping things simple. Small, consistent habits—and a little automation—can help build momentum without adding stress.
Wondering why so many people drift from their financial goals during the summer months? Explore:
