<prompt> Human: Lets hear about your 2018 financial goals and resolutions!If you posted your 2017 goals on the resolutions thread from last year 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.Best wishes for a great 2018, rpersonalfinance!  <response>: In 2017 my husband got a job hallelujah. We didnt accomplish much but since he started working weve paid all our monthly bills on time. Im 25Fstay at home mother to four under 7. In 2018 we plan to:- Pay off our 2014 dodge caravan with our tax refund. Our car note is manageable but the interest rate 16 makes me cry. - With the extra monthly 200 we plan on saving 25month and tackle 3 credit cards that have gone to collections at 75month. Were leaving the rest as wiggle room in our budget since we struggle so hard to stay in budget and its been shit for our morale. - I do work a very part time summer job from April-September and I plan on saving 50 of whatever I earn to boost our emergency fund. - Donate 1 cent for every minute I listened to NPR last year: 15. Not much, but I plan to listen and give more!Edit: This sub has been amazing. I dont post much but what Ive learned thanks to you all is invaluable. 