New Fidelity Investments research shows that as the new year brings opportunities for financial reset, more Americans are considering making financial plans in 2026 and focusing on short-term savings goals. The agency's annual survey found that 64% of respondents consider setting financial goals for the new year, up from 56% last year. The top three financial goals have remained stable for many years: 44% of respondents want to increase their savings, 36% plan to reduce debt, and 30% plan to cut expenses.

New Fidelity Investments research shows that as the new year brings opportunities for financial reset, more Americans are considering making financial plans in 2026 and focusing on short-term savings goals. The agency's annual survey found that 64% of respondents consider setting financial goals for the new year, up from 56% last year. The top three financial goals have remained stable for many years: 44% of respondents want to increase their savings, 36% plan to reduce debt, and 30% plan to cut expenses.