New Year’s resolutions that will cost you but are worth it

The future appears bright and promising on Dec. 31 as people all over the world finalize their personal goals for new year — whether it’s eating healthier, traveling the world, exercising more or other aspirations. In general, New Year’s resolutions are easy enough to make, however, the hard part is following through.

If you’re determined to finally succeed at your resolutions in 2019, it might be worth spending some of your hard-earned cash to ensure failure isn’t an option. Take a look at the most common New Year’s resolutions and how you can achieve your dreams by investing in your future.