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June is a smart time to check in on the money habits you’ve built so far this year. Poor financial habits can quietly de...
06/02/2026

June is a smart time to check in on the money habits you’ve built so far this year. Poor financial habits can quietly derail savings, increase debt, and limit future options, but small changes can help you get back on track before year-end.

Build a budget: Track income and expenses for at least 30 days to see where your money actually goes.
Automate savings: Set up payday transfers so you are saving before the money can be spent.
Face debt directly: Review balances, terms, and interest rates so you can prioritize repayment strategically.
Small habit changes today can reshape your financial future. Here’s where to start: https://bit.ly/4fdHvFD

The first step in addressing poor financial habits is recognizing that meaningful change begins with individual actions.

Dr. Seuss is a classic graduation gift, but new grads may need practical support even more. Here’s what could help:Share...
05/28/2026

Dr. Seuss is a classic graduation gift, but new grads may need practical support even more. Here’s what could help:

Share workplace wisdom: Networking etiquette, email habits, and interview practice can help grads stand out in a tough job market.
Build money habits: A budgeting app can make the shift to managing a first paycheck less overwhelming.
Think long term: Helping open a Roth IRA can give early savings more time to grow.
Learn more ways to support the class of 2026 grad in your life: https://bit.ly/4dP3YGP

Today’s graduates are facing serious economic headwinds. Here are some ways you can help a new grad launch both their career and personal financial success.

NASA’s plans to return astronauts to the moon may depend on Starship, SpaceX’s giant rocket system. Its next flight will...
05/26/2026

NASA’s plans to return astronauts to the moon may depend on Starship, SpaceX’s giant rocket system. Its next flight will test upgrades for stronger launches, reusable parts, cargo delivery, and future refueling in space. See why this launch matters: https://bit.ly/4nEEBMe

There's a lot riding on the debut flight of SpaceX's Starship V3 megarocket — including some of NASA's lunar ambitions.

Congress wants EV owners to pay an annual road maintenance fee since they skip the gas tax that funds highway repairs. C...
05/21/2026

Congress wants EV owners to pay an annual road maintenance fee since they skip the gas tax that funds highway repairs. Critics say the proposed charge is nearly double what most gas drivers pay. Read about the debate and what the fee could mean for you: https://bit.ly/42F4qlM

A House transportation bill introduced this week would require owners of electric cars to pay $130 to cover the cost of road repairs.

A will isn’t a “set it and forget it” document, and an outdated plan can create stress for the people you care about.Rev...
05/18/2026

A will isn’t a “set it and forget it” document, and an outdated plan can create stress for the people you care about.

Review every few years: Even without major changes, laws, finances, and family needs can shift over time.
Act after life events: Marriage, divorce, a new child, a death, or a major financial change may be a reason to revisit your documents.
Check the details: Beneficiaries, executors, trustees, and guardians should still reflect your current wishes.
Learn which life moments may call for an estate plan review: https://bit.ly/4fsrR9g

Most people think, “I already have a will, so I’m good, right?” But this is not necessarily the case. Creating an estate plan is a great first step, but it’s not a “set it and forget it” kind of deal. Life changes, and your estate plan should also change when needed to keep up. So how of...

Markets are hitting all-time highs, even as conflict in the Middle East rattles oil prices. How are investors looking pa...
05/14/2026

Markets are hitting all-time highs, even as conflict in the Middle East rattles oil prices. How are investors looking past the noise? Watch the latest Market Observatory from Commonwealth to learn why markets have stayed resilient and which risks to watch: https://bit.ly/4dp8lIm

Will the strength of corporate earnings outweigh the inflation risk? Chris and Sam take a closer look in the latest episode of the Market Observatory.

Summer electric bills are expected to be higher this year, but a few small changes can help keep costs in check:Start wi...
05/12/2026

Summer electric bills are expected to be higher this year, but a few small changes can help keep costs in check:

Start with the filter: A quick air filter swap can help your cooling system run more efficiently.
Adjust the thermostat: Setting it a little higher when you’re out can help lower energy use from the AC.
Know your options: If bills are getting hard to manage, utility programs or federal assistance may be available.
Check out the full guide for more ways to stay cool without overheating your budget: https://bit.ly/4f0qjU7

The average bill is forecast to rise 8.5 percent. There are simple ways to make sure you’re not overpaying, like getting your air-conditioning checked.

Your grocery app may be charging you more than your neighbor for the same items based on your personal data. Maryland ju...
05/11/2026

Your grocery app may be charging you more than your neighbor for the same items based on your personal data. Maryland just became the first state to push back, and others are following suit. Learn about surveillance pricing and how new laws aim to stop it: https://bit.ly/49mx9zn

Maryland is the first state to ban grocery stores and delivery apps from changing prices based on shoppers' personal data. Several other states are looking to do the same.

Markets surged in April, but Middle East tensions and rising oil prices could shift the outlook. Is the rally built to l...
05/07/2026

Markets surged in April, but Middle East tensions and rising oil prices could shift the outlook. Is the rally built to last? Watch the latest Market Thoughts video from Commonwealth chief market strategist, Chris Fasciano, to find out: https://bit.ly/3OWMxf1

With geopolitical risks swirling, how did markets and the economy fare in April? Find out in our Market Thoughts video from Commonwealth's Chris Fasciano.

America’s workforce is going gray, and it’s already costing billions. 3.15 million older workers have exited, pushing th...
05/05/2026

America’s workforce is going gray, and it’s already costing billions. 3.15 million older workers have exited, pushing the share of people working or job hunting to a 5-year low. See what this “silver exit” could mean for growth and what may help offset it: https://bit.ly/3QEh2XE

An Implan analysis estimates that retirements among older workers are creating a $4.18 billion drag on annual U.S. GDP growth.

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