You Can Save for More Than One Goal at a Time. Here’s how.

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[Title cards appears saying "HOW CAN I SAVE FOR COMPETING FINANCIAL GOALS?"]

[A woman standing up in front of a conference room talks and leads a group of coworkers]

Juggling multiple financial goals can leave you wondering how to fund them all.

But you don't have to make either-or decisions.

There are simple strategies that can help you find a good balance.

[The woman is now in her office working on her computer]

Of course, you'll want to start by prioritizing.

[The woman is now home with her teenage kids, helping her son with homework while her husband helps their daughter]

Some goals are "needs", such as creating a cash cushion for emergencies or paying off high-interest debt.

[The family now cooks dinner together while guests sit at the kitchen counter talking]

Others are "wants" like a dream vacation or kitchen remodel.

[The family and guests now sit at the kitchen table eating dinner]

And, with retirement possibly years away, it's easy to think this need can wait.

[The couple now sits at an outdoor dinner party with friends]

But the earlier you start saving for retirement, the more likely you'll have a comfortable nest egg later.

[All the friends now are playing lawn games together]

Some goals may be quicker to achieve than others. But with a bit of planning, you might be enjoying that vacation sooner than you thought.

[The woman now sits on an outdoor cushion with her husband while they talk]

[A Mutual of Omaha Advisors logo appears]

Talk to a Mutual of Omaha licensed financial advisor to learn more about savings strategies that help support all your financial goals.