Financial Goal Setting And Planning

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  1. Time frame will help you to work within the planned project period. Business plan with well stated activities will help our clients to finish their business plans and investments in a successful way. Time management and creative minds are good skills to achieve more.

    Through this module coaches are equipped with knowledge on how to manage time and finish all activities within the agreed period of time.

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  2. ANNA JIKA TEBULO
    Malawi πŸ‡²πŸ‡Ό
    Cohort 20
    Beating Inflation: Holding onto just cash loses value over time, so investing in assets is key.
    ​Retirement Priority: You can borrow for many things, but never for retirement.
    ​Actionable Goals: Goals have to be clearly defined and SMART, because a goal without an actual plan is just a wish!

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  3. Financial goals without a plan is just a wish.Plan for your finances.A goal must be SMART.Avoid vague goals.Every goals needs a deadline to force action.Plan for future not present.Spend less than you earn.Your savings must grow faster than the inflammation rate Planning removes uncertainity.Track your goals Protect everything you've build.Procrastination is expensive.Between income and spending lies wealth.Have some liquid money.Celebrate your small wins.Stay curious and keep educating yourself.

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  4. Cohort 16
    Certificate Financial literacy coach
    This module has highlighted the Gold principle of a smart goal, in here I've learnt that a plan without a timeframe never reaches a level of satisfaction and so this can contribute to a setback.. especially if the goal isn't defined through it's savings account.. targeted amount and purpose must be tracked through a notepad writing or time sheets as these act as pivotal in ones recognizing their success rate.
    I've also learnt that wealth isn't defined by how much you earn but rather how much you invest into a future you wish to live as time never flies back but rather meets us upfront. Savings as much as it is a bridging to a secured future, it is bound to be defeated by inflation if left dormant rather it's wise to use mediums that give an interest and this could be done through accounts but one thing to note aswell are tax men as this have the capacity to drain each little stoled into that account if not fully aware

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  5. Wilson Stenala
    Cohort 7
    Malawi

    Time frame will help you to work within the planned project period. Business plan with well stated activities will help our clients to finish their business plans and investments in a successful way. Time management and creative minds are good skills to achieve more.

    Through this module coaches are equipped with knowledge on how to manage time and finish all activities within the agreed period of time.

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  6. Full Name: Tinashe Banda
    Cohort:31
    Certification: Certified Personal Finance Coach (CPFC)

    Summary of What You Learned:
    I learned how to turn financial wishes into clear and actionable plans using SMART goals Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound. I explored short-, medium- and long-term financial planning, including saving for education, home ownership and retirement. I also learned about the importance of compounding, asset allocation, inflation, liquidity, lifestyle inflation and protecting the wealth that is built. The module showed me that effective financial planning requires clear goals, consistent tracking, regular reviews and the ability to adjust the plan when circumstances change.

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  7. Careford Makokola
    Malawi
    Cohort 29
    CPFC

    This module has equip me hl with powerful knowledge on how I can set SMART goals that will end up be successful,ibe also learnt how I can set goals e.g short, medium and long.

    I've also attracted with a sentence which says wealth is what you keep not what you spend.

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  8. Pascaria Muthiani
    Kenya
    Cohort 5
    CPFC
    A goal without a plan is just a wish. In this module I have learnt that planning is essential for financial freedom. It is good to understand the WHY behind your goals and have SMART goals plan where they are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time bound. They are 3 types of goals short term which range between 0-1 year, medium 1- 5 years and long term are 5 years plus. Understanding your freedom number is key. In conclusion wealth is what is kept after spending not the income generated.

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  9. Fortunate Nyika πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡Ό
    Cohort 27
    It takes planning for one to achieve financial goals. Set financial SMART objectives. It is wise to invest for retirement.Plan foe financial legacy. You can nor just plan for money, you plan for life

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  10. Tinashe K Chikwenje
    Certification: Certified Personal Financial Literacy Coach
    Country: Zimbabwe
    Cohort: 9
    Summary:
    This module has highlighted the central principle of SMART goal formulation. I have learned that a financial plan without a specified timeframe seldom produces a genuine sense of achievement and may contribute to setbacks, particularly when the goal is not connected to a dedicated savings account. The intended amount and purpose should be tracked through written records or timesheets, as these tools are essential in enabling individuals to recognise their own progress.

    I have also learned that wealth is not determined by the level of income one earns, but rather by the extent to which one invests in the future one wishes to inhabit. Time does not move backwards; it advances towards us. While saving serves as a bridge to financial security, dormant savings are susceptible to erosion by inflation. It is therefore prudent to employ instruments or accounts that yield interest. At the same time, attention must be given to taxation, as tax obligations can significantly diminish accumulated savings if they are not fully understood.

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  11. Module 4 focuses on financial planning and turning goals into achievable plans. It highlights the importance of planning for education to secure future learning opportunities and retirement to ensure financial security later in life. Effective financial planning helps individuals prepare for important needs, make informed decisions and build a stable future.

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  12. Dennis Simiyu
    Financial planning aligns your money. With values
    Always set SMART goals and always divide them by timelines which should be in blocks of shirt term, medium term and long term
    Planning in loves a life purpose and intention
    Do not invest in your child education as your retirement package

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  13. My take away notes are:
    Objective Setting: Helps define clear, structured financial goals.
    ​Actionable Roadmaps: Creates step-by-step, time-bound plans to achieve targeted goals.

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  14. Olawuyi Ayorinde Oluwabunmi
    Cohort 45
    Country Nigeria

    I learnt that wealth isn't defined by how much you earn but rather how much you invest into a future you wish to live as time never flies back but rather meets us upfront. Savings as much as it is a bridging to a secured future, it is bound to be defeated by inflation if left dormant rather it's wise to use mediums that give an interest and this could be done through accounts but one thing to note aswell are tax men as this have the capacity to drain each little stoled into that account if not fully aware

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