Many people like having financial planning guidelines that serve as a framework for personal financial decisions. While these guidelines are not “set in stone” and should be adjusted for individual circumstances, they can provide reasonable metrics to measure financial success and inform future action steps. Frequently cited personal finance guidelines often contain numbers. Examples include the 4% Rule, the Rule of 72, three to six months of living expenses saved for emergencies, and the 100 (or 110 or 120) - your age rule for stock investing. This class will take a deep dive into 25 financial guidelines and how they can be used to set financial goals and make financial decisions.