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• After a tough 2023, over 60% of Brits will make resolutions to try and make 2024 a better year - signalling the most popular year for resolutions since 2019
• Gen Z are most likely to make New Year’s resolutions, with 85% of 18-24 year olds saying they will commit to self improvement next year, compared to just 19% of those aged 65+
• Health topics dominate the top ten resolutions for 2024, with losing weight, eating better and getting fit in the top three
• Nine out of ten resolution-makers will include a focus on financial freedom for 2024
• The most popular financial resolutions include cutting down on outgoings, putting more money aside in savings, and getting out of debt
• On average, people stick to their resolutions for five months, while 11% last less than a month and just 16% go the whole year.

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