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American adults harbor significant fears about how the next 12 months will impact their wallets. Cornelius Krishna Tedjo / Shutterstock.com
As a new year approaches, Americans likely are filled with hopes — and a few fears. After a rough 2022, many of us have bruised finances. And while we may be hopeful that 2023 will be better, we also harbor some anxieties about how the next 12 months will impact our wallets. Recently, Fidelity Investments polled more than 3,000 adults as part of its “2023 Financial Resolutions Study.
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