Planning to save more money is once again top of mind for many Americans making resolutions for 2025.

<a href="https://www.statista.com/chart/29019/most-common-new-years-resolutions-us/">As Statista';s Anna Fleck shows in the chart below</a>, data from a recent&nbsp;<a href="https://www.statista.com/global-consumer-survey/tool/29/hol_usa_202400?index=0&amp;absolute=1&amp;population=1&amp;missing=0&amp;rows%5B0%5D=v0307_newyear_resolutions&amp;tgeditor=0">survey</a>&nbsp;by Statista shows that one in five U.S. adults are committing to the financial goal.

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Vows to eat healthier, exercise more and lose weight were the next most commonly cited resolutions this year, picked by between 15-19 percent of respondents.

Four in ten U.S. respondents said that they do not plan on making any resolutions for next year.

...to save more money!
{ai:summary}Many Americans are prioritizing financial resolutions for 2025, with one in five committing to save more money. Other popular resolutions include eating healthier, exercising more, and losing weight, chosen by 15-19% of respondents. However, 40% of U.S. adults indicated they do not plan to make any resolutions for the upcoming year. #economy

Americans' Top New Year's Resolutions For 2025

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