Financial Wellness Starts with Goals
What will you and your money accomplish this year? Set financial goals today that reinforce or even redirect your financial wellness journey. With a clear destination, charting the steps could become easier. And the results may even be more rewarding because YOU made them happen.
What is Financial Wellness?
Achieving financial wellness is about establishing a money mindset and building routines that could lead to greater financial health and confidence. Who doesn’t want that?It’s ok to start small and keep it simple. Those tiny steps could turn into big wins—like buying a home, taking that trip, or investing in what matters most. Perfection is not required. Focus on creating momentum, and eventually, progress. Before you know it, you may be living the life you planned... and dreamed.
Jenius Tips for Financial Wellness
- Learn by Life StageDetermine your money values to help you stay focused on what matters at every step of your journey.
- Set Clear GoalsTurn your dreams into plans. Set and prioritize financial goals to give your money a direction.
- Manage Your MoneyTrack your expenses and spending habits to help stay in control and reduce stress.
- Save for Now & LaterTake action today to support tomorrow’s milestones. Check average savings by age to see how your progress stacks up.
- Use Debt WiselyBorrow with purpose. The right types of debt may help you reach your goals.
- Plan AheadPrepare for the long-term. Protect your wealth and your family’s future.
Your Budget, Your Way
Feeling stressed about money? Take charge. A budget could help put you in control. See where your cash goes, cut what doesn’t work, and choose what fits your goals. Maybe you like the structure of the 50/30/20 approach that splits income into needs, wants, and savings. Or maybe the concept of Pay Yourself First is your style. Pick a budget type that works for you.
Expect a Plot Twist
Life is going to throw you surprises, like an expensive car repair, unexpected surgery, or even a job loss. We’ve all been there. An Emergency Fund could be your safety net and a key to staying on track with your financial well-being. Even a little cushion in your high-yield savings account could turn those “uh-oh” moments into "I’ve got this”.







