Regret Less, Save More: How to Make Smarter Money Moves in 2025
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What financial regrets did Americans have in 2024?
and about how to turn those frowns upside down. I'm always up for learning from past mistakes. Otherwise, what's the point of making them?
I would rather not make them in the first place, but if they're going to be made anyway, yes, let's learn from them.
As we start a series of episodes looking at your money in 2025, we want to hear what you think, listeners. What are you working on in your financial life as you start the new year? Leave us a voicemail or text the Nerd Hotline at 901-730-6373. That's 901-730-NERD. Or email a voice memo to podcast at nerdwallet.com.
Up next, we're talking with NerdWallet chief economist Elizabeth Renter about that survey and her advice for making this coming year the best ever, financially speaking at least. Elizabeth Renter, happy new year. And I really hope that you don't have very many regrets from 2024. I mean, at least not financial ones, maybe some fun ones. Hey, Sarah, thanks. And happy new year. Thanks for having me.
Some of those regrets I'm going to keep to myself. Probably a wise decision. I did do a lot in 2024. And financially, that included paying off my master's degree and selling a home to move halfway across the country. So there were some big financial milestones, but also room for improvement. I think there's always some room for improvement when it comes to our finances, even if we don't necessarily have regrets.
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