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JANUARY IS BEHIND us, which means it’s time to take stock on how 2016 has gone so far.
How well did you stick to your New Year’s resolutions? Have they changed over the course of the month? Now that February is here, how are you set for the year?
As the rest of 2016 beckons, and the month of goal-setting and resolutions is soon to be behind us, we took to the streets of Dublin city centre to ask people what they’re looking forward to this year.
Between holidays, work and just calling the mammy more, Dubliners were all about trying to stick to their goals. Let’s take a look…
iResach Research, in association with RaboDirect, recently looked into the habits of Irish people when it comes to New Year’s resolutions and goal-setting. Did you know that 41% of us intend to make at least one financial resolution for 2016, with 55% of those intending to save more? Head over to RaboDirect now to find out how to reach your savings goals this year with the savings specialists.
This piece was created by a member of TheJournal.ie’s copywriting team. Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A., trading as RaboDirect, is licensed by the Dutch Central Bank in the Netherlands and is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules. Terms and conditions apply. RaboDirect is part of the Rabobank Group.
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