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Sparks: 3 tips to stick to money resolutions & more

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By Molly Bennet Verified
| Thrivent
How will you stick to your 2026 money resolutions? A Thrivent survey found most people make resolutions—but fewer follow through on them. Goal: 89% of Americans were confident they could stick to their 2025 resolutions Vs. Reality: 59% followed through on their 2024 resolutions 3 tips for staying accountable Stay the course. Set a specific, measurable and realistic financial goal—such as saving $5,200 over the next 12 months by setting aside $100 each week—that you can stick to all year.
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Looking Back at an Iconic NYC Marathon Finish, 42 Years Later

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By Molly Bennet Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The story behind an indelible marathon moment, 42 years later. On Oct. 23, 1983, Rod Dixon crossed the finish line of the New York City Marathon knowing he had just run the race of his life. What he didn’t know was what was happening behind him: The second-place finisher, Geoff Smith, who led the race until just before the end, had staggered over the finish line and fell to the ground. The moment was captured in a dramatic photograph.
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6 year-end financial tasks

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By Molly Bennet Verified
| Thrivent
There's never a bad time to check financial tasks off your to-do list. That said, there are a few tasks you must complete by the end of the calendar year to take advantage of their full benefits. And the earlier you start, the better. “Some things have to be done in the calendar year versus the tax year,” says Isaac Taylor, a Thrivent financial consultant in Arcadia, California. “Plus, the end of the year is a good time to refocus back on finances.
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