New Year’s resolutions financial advisors are making for 2024

How will financial advisors make the best of this new year? To find out, we asked them for their New Year’s resolutions.

It’s a good bet advisors won’t miss 2023. Economically, it was a year of high interest rates, stubborn inflation and continued stock volatility. But there are already signs that 2024 could be a smoother ride: In December, the Federal Reserve announced that it’s finished raising interest rates and may even lower them three times in 2024.

So with the year off to a hopeful start, how do advisors plan to make this their year? Many have resolved to improve their practices, whether by gaining new expertise or by bolstering their social media presences. Others plan to work on themselves, both physically and mentally.

But New Year’s resolutions are a tough thing to keep. According to a recent Forbes Health study, the average resolution lasts less than four months. Will advisors do better? 

By December 2024, we’ll find out. Here are four common resolutions wealth managers are making this year: