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“What the New Year brings to you will depend a great deal on what you bring to the New Year.” - Vern McLellan

Happy New Year!

2020 wasn’t exactly the year we all hope it would be. Many of us were pushed into situations that we didn’t desire, but the great thing about humans is that we are all very resilient beings. While a date and a year change shouldn’t stop us from making changes, it does give us permission to make the changes that we’ve long wanted to make, but never did because of fear: fear of failure, fear of success, fear of alienation and fear of the unknown.

This list focuses specifically on the financial moves you should make for a more successful 2021.

Elaine Gamolo

Alternative Lifestyle, Financial Story, Financial Basics, College Series

I don't know how to act my age. I've never been this age before.

I turn 25 this December. I didn’t think this is what it was going to be like leading up to my 25th birthday. I feel old and young all at the same time, but most importantly I still feel lost. My mid-twenties have been thrown in for a loop, but that doesn’t mean I shouldn’t give up. My birthday is another celebration — another benchmark. I’m not here to tell anyone where they should be in their mid-twenties. Physically, mentally, financially, we’re all at different points. As I enter my 25th year, here are some of my goals that I’d like to meet: