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A realistic 2026 plan is one that fits your real life—not just on paper, but in the day-to-day ups and downs.

Markets ended the day mostly flat after the Fed held interest rates steady and Jerome Powell signaled no urgency to resume cuts.

Putting your financial life into a written plan can bring real peace of mind.

Before your next trade, take a deep breath and give yourself space to think.

It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that last year's winners will keep winning, especially when the headlines are loud and exciting.

A 48-hour "cooling-off" rule is a simple way to give yourself breathing room before making big money decisions.

Turn Your 2025 Tax Return Into a Smarter 2026 Savings Plan