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Vanguard Survey Finds Most Americans Missed 2025 Money Goals but Plan a Comeback
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Vanguard Survey Finds Most Americans Missed 2025 Money Goals but Plan a Comeback
VALLEY FORGE, PA — Nearly three-quarters of Americans fell short of their saving and spending resolutions in 2025, but most say they’re determined to bounce back in 2026, according to a new Vanguard survey. The study found that 84% of Americans have set a financial resolution for 2026, with top goals including building an emergency fund and using high-yield savings accounts for short-term objectives. While optimism remains high—82% of respondent…
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