The holidays are almost here, and with year-end fast approaching, it's the perfect time to strengthen your financial foundation.

Today we're covering crucial updates on Social Security and retirement accounts, smart credit decisions, and investment strategies that could shape your 2026—plus actionable money moves you can start right now and more…

Survey Reveals Majority of Americans Struggle With Emergency Expenses and Financial Stress
 
 

More than half of Americans say they worry about their ability to pay emergency expenses this year, according to a recent survey. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
3 IRA Mistakes to Avoid in 2026
 
 

Don't fall victim to these pitfalls. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
3 Important Changes Coming to Social Security in 2026 Everyone Must Know
 
 

These changes could affect you whether you're still working or fully retired and collecting benefits. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
Mortgage Rates Today, A Little Lower
 
 

TL;DR: Rates fell today, but not by enough to change your mortgage math. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
Warren Buffett Highlights Jack Bogle's Vanguard Revolution and Its Global Impact on Investors
 
 

Thanks partly to Bogle, Buffett once won a $1 million bet that a Vanguard S&P index fund would outperform a selection of top hedge funds. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
 
 
Being an Executor is a Thankless Job: Here's How to Do It Well Anyway
 
 

You can be a "good" executor, even though carrying out someone's final wishes from their estate can be challenging. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
Put $25,000 in a High-Yield Savings Account and Here's What 4.00% APY Does Over a Year
 
 

See how much $25,000 can grow in a high-yield savings account and why these accounts are the smartest place to store short-term savings. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
'Appetizer economy': Food inflation is on restaurant table as diners go smaller with menu choices
 
 

Spending on restaurant appetizers is booming during this period of food inflation as consumers find creative ways to cut back even as they continue to dine out. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
Ready for a Rich 2026? Read These Tips from Ramit Sethi
 
 

Spend less time managing your money, stop antagonizing over $3 purchases and acknowledge money is political, the host of 'How to Get Rich' says. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
How an empty-nester couple who traded in a $400K Texas house for an $80K RV spend their time on the road
 
 

Renee and Kelley Hayes bought an RV when they became empty nesters. They ended up living in it and are happy with downsizing. CONTINUE...

 
 
 
It's Not Too Late to Finish Your Holiday Shopping—Or to Score Some Deals
 
 

Retailers and brands are running sales a bit longer this year, but may not be offering as significant of markdowns, analysts said. CONTINUE...

 

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