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2027 money goals worksheet

Three money goals for the year, each with a plan and a monthly check-in.

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Money goals stick when they are specific: an amount, a date and a first step. This worksheet has room for three goals for 2027, which is enough to make progress without spreading yourself thin.

Each goal has a monthly check-in row, so twelve times a year you mark whether you moved forward. At the bottom are spaces for habits to keep and a quarterly review.

How it works

Write up to three money goals for 2027, each with an amount, a deadline and why it matters. Divide the amount by the months you have to get a monthly target, and write one first step you can take this week. Tick the check-in box each month you make progress.

How to use it

  1. Write up to three goals, each with an amount, a date and the reason it matters.
  2. Work out the monthly amount and write one first step you can take this week.
  3. Tick each month you make progress, and review every three months.
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Ways to use it

  • One saving goal, one debt goal and one habit goal.
  • Couples: one sheet together, or one each plus a shared goal.
  • Review each quarter and adjust amounts if life changes.

Tips

  • Mix goal types: one saving, one debt, one habit is a good balance.
  • Put the check-in date on your calendar, like the first Sunday of each month.

Questions

How do I set financial goals for the new year?

Pick a few specific goals with an amount and a date, work out the monthly amount, and choose one first step to take right away.

How many money goals should I set?

Two or three is usually enough to make real progress without spreading yourself thin.

What are good financial goals for 2027?

Common ones are building an emergency fund, paying off a credit card, saving for a trip or a down payment, and starting a regular savings habit.

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This printable is a general planning tool, not financial advice. Read the full disclaimer.