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24 Jan 2019
The time to resolve has returned.
Have your New Year resolutions fallen by the wayside yet? You know, the ones about eating better, drinking less and exercising more. The problem is they all require you to make a change to your lifestyle, which is never easy, particularly in the dark days of mid-winter.
Some people prefer to talk about intentions rather than resolutions. And to try to look beyond the short-term goals to longer term outcomes to boost the likelihood of sticking to them.
Here are four simple financial New Year’s resolutions. They need only one-off actions, so they should be easier to stick to. And they could provide long term benefits:
For help with any of these resolutions (not the food, drink and exercise ones), please talk to us.
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