ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Improving personal finances is a top New Year’s resolution, second only to getting in shape. However, many people have already given up by the end of January. According to a Columbia University study, only 25% of people stay committed to their resolutions after January.
A recent Fidelity survey reveals that 64% of people aim to improve their financial situation this year, up from 56% last year. Leana Devinney from Fidelity explains why more people are focusing on their finances now.
Deanna Dewberry, News10NBC: “Why do you think more people are thinking about their finances now than last year?”…