- Pull your free credit reports and make sure there are no errors on it.
- Go through all of your monthly bills/subscriptions/fees/etc and see if #1, you still need this service, and #2 if there is any way to reduce the price of each bill.
- Take photos or videos of all of your worldly possessions. Everyone should do this once a year at least in order to have a record of everything you own for insurance purposes.
- Create a budget for next year.
- Make sure you are adequately insured. Life, health, auto, home, long term care, etc. all of these insurances should be regularly reviewed to ensure they meet your current needs.
- Make any of the recommended tax moves your financial adviser recommends (funding your Roth IRA, making charitable contributions, rebalancing your portfolio, etc).
- Review your will, living will, and medical power of attorney to ensure all of the information is correct and up to date.
- Plan any major financial expenditures for the coming year (vacations, kid's tuition, etc).
- If you have debt, figure out how to pay it off ASAP (get a second job, do some extra gigs, etc).
- Set up a financial calendar (list birthdays, bill due dates unless they are on auto pay, pay days, vacations, and anything other thing that impacts your finances).
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Thursday, December 20, 2018
10 End of the Year Financial Tasks
If you have a little down time in the next week or so, here are some financial tasks to consider undertaking:
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