Happy New Year! 2017 means a brand new start – and the chance to turn over a new leaf. Here are a few resolutions you might try to keep (no promises, though!). 1. Get active It may be January ...

January first finds many people making New Year’s resolutions to eat healthier ... participants exerting self-control in the cognitively demanding activities grew more and more likely to make ...

Creating resolutions is a time-honored tradition for a new year. For many Americans, resolutions involve finding ways to better manage money. According to a survey from Motley Fool Money ...

But all too often, come February, those well-intentioned resolutions kicked off on New Year's Day have fallen by the wayside. So how can you actually make them stick this time around? And is it ...

Look at your financial resolutions as more like a financial ... After all, in the last year, maybe you added a new streaming service, adopted a new pet or maybe your utility bills have shot ...

It's not too late to make a few more New Year's resolutions. Why abandoning an ambitious resolution this year is completely alright You're not alone if you've forfeited a few lofty promises ...

5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Around the world, many don’t just count down as the new year rolls in – they also make a resolution for the coming year. This can be a goal they want to accomplish, a commitment ...

Studies show that 91% of New Year’s resolutions fail — and many of ... time each day to move your body or finding enjoyable activities — you might give up after a few weeks.