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New Year's Resolution Survey

As part of the festive season we are conducting a survey to find out how good or bad people are at keeping New Year's resolutions or indeed if they make them at all.

The New Year has always been a time that many people use to look back on the past, and more importantly, forward to the coming year. It's a time to reflect on the changes we want or need to make and resolve to follow through on those changes.

If you would like to participate in our survey please click here.

Some of the most popular themes for New Year's resolutions in the past are to 'spend time with loved ones', 'enjoy life more', 'reorganise life' and 'learn something new'. Popular tips and advice for success include; make only one resolution; consider and plan ahead; do not repeat previous resolutions; be specific; and make it personal.

Whether or not you make New Year's resolutions we would like to wish you and your families a happy and prosperous 2009.

Survey Results and Findings

The results show that 69% of respondents make a New Year's resolution; of those that do 67% keep them and of course 33% do not. This survey will be left open so please continue to complete the survey in the future. This information will be updated as the figures change so please keep us up to date on your resolutions. Thank you.