Today on Mind Your Money, host Allie Canal dives into why more Americans are tapping into their 401(k) accounts for emergencies despite hefty penalties. Vanguard’s Head of Retirement Research, Kelly Hahn, joins the show to explain the risks of early withdrawals, who’s most vulnerable, and how to rebuild your retirement savings after a cash-out.

Then, Yahoo Finance Senior Housing Reporter Claire Boston explains why the housing market is seeing the highest rate of canceled home sales in years and why some sellers are delisting their homes altogether.

Personal Finance Editor Casey Bond returns to highlight the biggest savings trends 2025—from “No-Buy Challenges” to revenge saving—and how these viral strategies can help you stay financially on track amid inflation and rising costs.

Later, Bob Powell sits down with CMS Administrator Dr. oz. to unpack the looming Medicare Part B premium hike and discuss what actions can be taken to control skyrocketing healthcare costs. Bob also answers viewer questions in our weekly Ask Yahoo Finance Anything segment, offering advice on Social Security, Medicare Part D, and how to know if you’ve saved enough for retirement.

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