Got 15 Minutes? Improve your Financial Health With These Quick Tips. Finding time to make a few adjustments will make a big difference in your finances in the long run.

By Jeff Rose

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Jeff Rose talks about how taking responsibility for your finances can start with just a few mintues every day. Many of us complain and make excuses that we're too busy to take care of our finances. In reality, if we have just 15 minutes a day, we have time to make improvements in our money habits.

One area that can be fixed in just a quarter of an hour is improving your credit score. A solid credit score is important if you are looking to make big purchase, like buying a house or a car.

From there, putting aside an emergency fund is another method to feel more financially stable. According to Rose's research, most Americans only have $1,000 in savings.

Also, try putting money into online investment funds. Some examples include Betterment and Wellfront. These methods allow you to choose the companies you invest in, while other companies like Acorns not only let you invest very small amounts, but will also choose your investments for you.

To hear more of the finaicial habits you can adopt in 15 minutes, click the video.

Related: 6 Ways to Make Money Outside of the Stock Market

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Jeff Rose

Certified Financial Planner, Author and Blogger

Jeff Rose is an entrepreneur disguised as a certified financial planner, author and blogger.  He's best know for his blog GoodFinancialCents.com and book, Soldier of Finance: Take Charge of Your Money and Invest in Your Future.  He's also the editor of LifeInsurancebyJeff.com. He escaped a path of financial destruction from dropping out of college with over $20,000 of credit card debt to become a self-made millionaire. His mission is help future generations achieve financial freedom by developing strong money habits and unleashing their entrepreneurial spirit.   

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