Working towards financial wellness is often top of mind when setting New Year’s resolutions. However, financial goals may be hard to plan when the 2023 economic climate is up in the air.
Facing continued inflation and a possible recession next year, you may be wanting to save more despite the higher cost of groceries and other goods. You’re not alone, though — 54 percent of working adults who contributed the same or less to their retirement savings in 2022 (compared to 2021) say that inflation and higher costs of living kept them from saving more.
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