Win $100 > Share your 2022 money goals!

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This sweepstakes has ended

Thank you so much to everyone that participated! It was so great to hear all of your goals and find the different ways we can all connect when it comes to our finances. A winner was randomly selected and has been contacted to claim their prize.

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Hello everyone!

Welcome to the TurboTax and Mint Community and welcome back to our returning members!

The beginning of the year and the beginning of tax season is a great time to set your yearly money goals. The Community Team would like to know what you would like to accomplish this year financially. Whether you are looking to build savings, purchase your first home, or finally take that dream vacation, we want to hear about it! Sharing your goals with the Community could earn you a gift card.

To enter, reply to this thread with your 2022 financial goals and on February 16^th, 2022, a winner will be selected at random.

We will be hosting a Share Your Money Goals Of 2022 Sweepstakes to give you, and others, the opportunity to share your goals while at the same time be able to win a prize. One lucky winner will be chosen at random and win a $100 gift card.

WHAT: Sweepstakes for a $100 gift card
WHEN: Open from February 2nd, 2022, and ends February 16^th, 2022
HOW: Enter by adding a comment to this post telling us your money goals for 2022.

The winner will be selected at random on February 17^th, 2022.

Refer to the attached document for the complete rules.

We look forward to seeing what financial goals our community users have in common!

Sweepstakes-Rules.pdf

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Lee70

Build a 3 months savings!

Big_Redd

My 2022 goal is to make sure I have enough steak to save up and to have my forever home. I would like to Have at least $2500 saved in different places on different cards all for emergency funds. I would like to be back in the 600 club close to 700. I would like to have all my credit cards down by 30% to not damage my credit scores. And I would love to at least pay off three student loans this year.

jlayman800

I've been using Mint to track my investments, spending, and net worth for several years. Last year I retired so income has changed substantially. Now, we have changed focus and the new spending charts are really helping.

My goals for this year are to focus on spending and track investments closely to maximize net worth. While the stock market hasn't helped, I'm glad to have Mint to help me keep track of every dollar.

srfinney1

My goal is to build a deck on the rear of my new hillside home so that i can have a space to host outside cookout parties.

Bdanut1977

I am looking to start my own business as to where we recruit young adults and give them an opportunity to learn and earn get more out working instead of the streets and jail

KellyA-confused consumer

I am looking start building our house. Just need a few more dollars before we jump head first. Gotta tighten up the loose spending ends so we can get it done sooner. That is probably alot of both of our faults. LOL

Jasoninstl

My money goals for 2022... To keep my new job since I was unemployed for the most part of 2021... & to catch up all these bills and hopefully be able to keep them caught up... You know the simple stuff...any amount helps....

Dperrino21

Saving up for life changing purchase. Going to put coffee and cigarette money in savings everyday. My GF as well. At 10 dollars a day x2.......hopefully we reach out $7000 goal

Verna2

Turbo Tax again in 2023

pcvxxvii27

With the pandemic, and a change in careers, my 2022 financial goals look a lot different than they may have a couple years ago. I'm currently in between careers, working as an Uber Eats delivery driver, and this is my first year filing taxes as a "self-employed" contractor. Although Turbo Tax makes doing taxes easy for me, I've learned I need to track my business expenses like gas and other vehicle expenses. I also want to start putting aside a third of my income to save for tax time. This will help set me up for success as a future real estate agent next year when I do my taxes!

After looking through my bank statements for tax purposes, I also want to start spending my money more intentionally. I want to allocate portions of my spendings towards different goals: savings, self-care, entertainment, and reoccurring bills. If i do this, and stick to it, I'll be in a much better position next year, and have built more confidence by sticking to my plan! Thanks for considering me. My main intention for entering this was because I heard somewhere that if you write down your goals, the chances of your actually achieving them increases by a lot!

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