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    How to organise your finances for the year ahead

    onlyplanz_80y6mtBy onlyplanz_80y6mtJanuary 16, 2026001 Min Read
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    A new year is a chance to take stock of finances — from budgeting and saving to managing debt, pensions and investments. But with the cost of living still high and financial choices increasingly complicated, where should people focus their efforts in 2026?

    Join us for a live Ask an Expert Q&A with Claer Barrett the FT’s consumer editor, who will be answering your questions on how to organise your finances, set realistic goals and make smarter decisions about money in the year ahead.

    The session will take place here, in a live Q&A, from 1pm to 2pm (GMT) on Thursday January 22.

    Post your query ahead of time via the box, or submit a question as the conversation unfolds.

    This is part of a weekly live Q&A series giving readers the chance to put their questions to FT journalists. For more topics, visit our Ask an Expert page.

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