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Now that you’re warmed up, here’s part three in our seven-day playbook to get your finances in top shape — and it’s not an easy one.

The S&P 500 has barely budged since late October. Yet beneath the surface of the U.S. equity market, big shifts have been taking place.

In day two of our seven-part playbook to get your finances in top shape, we discuss the easiest way to increase your saving rate. Take control of your money so it works harder for you in 2026.

The new corporate home for cable channels like CNBC, MS Now and USA Network has started off down over 25% following its separation from Comcast.

The Google parent company has become an AI superpower with a footprint that spans the entire industry.

Why it’s actually a good thing for the housing market that so many homeowners have mortgage rates over 6% now.

Americans spend a lot on interest, an invisible expense. We tackle this in the fourth part of our seven-day playbook to get your finances in top shape.

Shares in giant food companies such as Kraft Heinz and PepsiCo lost ground Wednesday as top officials in the Trump administration criticized ultraprocessed foods and sugary drinks while releasing new dietary guidelines.

Oil companies will likely need assurances that outlast Trump’s time in White House.

Other networking-oriented stocks have more than tripled in the past year, but not Cisco and Arista.

The U.S. now only recommends one dose of an HPV vaccine. It used to say all children should get two to three doses of the vaccine, depending on their age.

For most Big Tech stocks, forward price/earnings ratios have declined recently, and it is not only because share prices have fallen.