10 steps for successfully completing your next financial checkup, according to a financial expert

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The uncertainty of the economy means it's time to check on your financial spending this year.

Pam Krueger, investing guru and CEO of financial digital service Wealthramp, recommends 10 key steps to tidy up your finances for your mid-year checkup.

Cut out any unnecessary spending on subscriptions and insurance, keep your credit score and savings plans in check, and seek an expert opinion when you need it.

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Checking in on your finances a couple of times per year is always necessary, but it's especially important right now when financial situations are in flux.

It's been such a tumultuous year so far with the coronavirus health crisis and subsequent business shutdowns, the stock market's big drop in March and then almost immediate rebound , and millions of people are still out of work. If your finances are in a totally different place than they were just a few months ago, you're not alone. If there's ever been a need for a mid-year financial check-up, this year is it. Here are some key steps to take to make sure your finances stay on track.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: The rise and fall of Donald Trump's 365 million airlineSee Also:5 tips for successfully networking and collaborating on LinkedInHow we could use the method that helped send astronauts to the moon to figure out how to safely reopen schoolsHow business owners can cut costs and prepare their companies for an uncertain futureSEE ALSO: The 3 smartest ways to cut costs and grow your savings during a pandemic, according to a personal finance guru

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