Every January, you plan to make changes -- you really do. This time, though, succeeding at some of the items on your resolutions list is imperative, not just for bragging rights but for your financial well being.To give you a jump-start, we asked experts to weigh in on what our personal finance priorities ought to be in 2012. With economic uncertainty still the order of the day, your best strategy for financial health is to control the things you can control.
So, under the heading of "small changes that can add up to big savings," here are 7 financial moves to make in the new year.

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