<prompt> Human: Lets hear about your 2016 financial goals and resolutions!If you posted your 2015 goals on one of the many threads from last year onerpersonalfinancecomments2qo9n1what_are_your_financial_goals_for_2015, tworpersonalfinancecomments2qxha4what_are_your_2015_new_years_financial_resolutions, threerpersonalfinancecomments2ptd6o2015_goals, fourrpersonalfinancecomments2q3rynwhat_2014_goals_did_you_hit_what_2015_goals_are, fiverpersonalfinancecomments2r0gc12015_financial_goals_accountability_is_motivating, sixrpersonalfinancecomments2r24noit_is_january_1st_2015_financially_how_was_your, include a link and report on how you did.Be sure to include some information on your overall situation such as the steps youre working on from How to handle your age approximate age is fine!, what youre doing in school, working, retired, etc., and anything else youd like to add.As always, we recommend SMART goals: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Dont make unrealistic or vague resolutions.Happy New Year, rpersonalfinance!  <response>: Last year, I finally started to take my CC debt seriously and managed to knock down 10k. I still have 20K left to go, and I think I can do it all in 2016. After that, my students loans 24K are left to tackle that can be 2017. 