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Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It's Thursday, January 4th, and we are here trying to help you stay afloat in the brand new year, and I know so many of you were making financial resolutions. I know you did that because you were listening to the re-erring of

our interview with Dan Pink last weekend which I just so enjoyed. I know it was an old interview,

but some of that information, it really is Evergreen, which is a very good way for me to introduce a segment that I did yesterday on CBS mornings.

It was about financial resolutions and you know thank goodness for the folks at Fidelity who put out the Financial Resolution Survey every year.

They've done it for 15 years.

You know, listen, there's nothing really new in this survey

except that we're very consistent.

Top resolutions are to save more, 41% of people say save more, pay down debt, 38% want to pay down

debt and 30% want to spend less. So I went on the air yesterday to talk about some of those

financial resolutions and ways that you can help yourself achieve those

resolutions.

So here is the segment with Dureka Duncan who's in for Gail King, with Nate Burleson and Tony

Dukopel, and when we come back after the after we air the segment,

I'll give you a little bit more stuff

that I didn't get to in the actual segment itself.

As we kick off 2024, many of us

are looking to get our financial houses in order.

Two-thirds of Americans are considering a financial resolution for the new year,

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