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TRANSCRIPT

(Jessica) Welcome to Money Matters on the Southern Bank Financial Wellness Network. I’m Jessica.

(John) And I’m John. (Jessica) And today we’re talking about resetting your finances.

(John) That’s right, Jessica. You know, this is a great habit to get into. A financial reset is a regular appointment where you sit down and check in on how your budget is working for you.

(Jessica) What should you look at during these check-ins?

(John) Well, essentially, you want to see where you’re meeting or exceeding your goals. Are you spending more than you planned? Are you maintaining a healthy credit or debt payoff plan? Is your net worth improving? It’s important to be honest and judgment-free with yourself.

(Jessica) This is also a great time to reevaluate your financial goals, such as saving for vacations or retirement.

(John) Definitely! You know, Jessica, building financial wellness just takes time, and this is a great way to help you keep the big picture in view.

(Jessica) We’ll see you next time on Money Matters. And remember, Financial Wellness starts here!

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