What Financial Goal is Surprising Everyone in 2025

Saving money ranks as the most common New Year's resolution among Americans for 2025. A Statista survey indicates that over 20% of U.S. adults prioritize saving more money, while other popular resolutions include eating healthier (19%), exercising more (17%), losing weight (15%), and spending more time with family and friends (14%). A YouGov survey supports these findings, revealing that 26% of respondents choose saving money as their primary goal and 22% focus on physical health. Additionally, 13% aim to pay down debts. A study by the American Psychiatric Association highlights significant financial anxiety, with 58% of surveyed individuals expressing concern about personal finances, compared to 45% regarding physical health. The APA's research notes that 38% of respondents made finance-related resolutions for 2025, a 4% increase from 2024, while 25% focused on social or relationship goals and another 25% targeted diet resolutions.

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