The champagne is gone, the ball has been dropped, and the holiday bills are starting to roll in.
That means there’s no time like the present to make a New Year’s resolution — especially one that might help take some of the sting out of those bills.
Experts say it really is possible to use Jan. 1 as an opportunity to turn over a new financial leaf.
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