A recent Statista survey revealed that saving more money is the top New Year's resolution for over one in five U.S. adults, reflecting growing financial concerns.
Nearly three out of five Americans (58%) report feeling anxious about their personal finances as they head into the new year, indicating a significant emotional impact.
APA CEO Marketa M. Wills notes that while a new year brings new opportunities, it also renews concerns about crucial issues that impact everyday lives.
The American Psychiatric Association's survey highlighted that 38% of Americans set personal finance resolutions for 2025, showing a rising trend in financial goal-setting.
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