With the New Year comes a chance for a financial reset and more Americans are considering making financial resolutions in 2026 with a focus on short-term savings goals, according to a recent study by Fidelity Investments.Fidelity's annual study found that 64% of respondents are considering a financial resolution for the new year, an increase from 56% last year.It also found that the top three financial resolutions have remained consistent year-over-year, with 44% saying they want to save more money, 36% wanting to pay down debt, and 30% looking to spend less money. "This was the second year in a row where Americans were prioritizing more of those short-term savings," Leanna Devinney, market leader at Fidelity Investments, told FOX Business in an interview. "So this was similar to last year where they were saying, 'I want more short-term savings goals like building up an emergency fund or paying down debt versus longer-term goals.'"BESSENT UNVEILS… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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