Cillian Sherlock, PASorting out personal finances and cutting back on spending are among the public’s main New Year resolutions, according to research. More than 50 per cent of respondents said they wanted to spend time outdoors while 35 per cent wanted to increase socialising. The research also shows that celebrating with family and friends is what will motivate most people in 2024, especially for the over-35s. Leontia Fannin, head of corporate affairs and communications at PTSB, said the research shows many people are entering 2024 in a “spirit of self-improvement”. “There is widespread support for taking on tough challenges – particularly on the financial and health and wellbeing front.

Source: The Herald December 29, 2023 13:52 UTC