ROMT’s 2019 Financial Resolutions

Back on New Year’s Day, I reviewed our financial resolutions for 2018, and, more importantly, reported on how we did keeping them last year.
Overall, I think we earned a grade of a B on the nine financial resolutions we published a year ago, but the variation in our grades on each individual line item was pretty extreme. We earned three A+ grades (maxing out our 401(k) contribution, contributing enough to our children’s 529 plans to maximize state tax benefits, and choosing not to invest in Bitcoin last January), but I think I also earned a D on my goal to blog more consistently at Retiring On My Terms.
Hopefully a year from now our grades for these 2019 financial resolutions will be both higher, and more consistent, than what we achieved last year!
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