Your roadmap for september 2026

As Labor Day comes (later than usual), there are hints of fall and the holiday season ahead. Take this time to prepare. Start your Halloween costume. Book your flights for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Save money for all the events. We’ve got kits for travel and celebrations to help you out.

Dates to remember:

  • Monday, Sept. 7 – Labor Day

  • Friday, Sept. 11-Sunday, Sept. 13 – Rosh Hashanah 

  • Tuesday, Sept. 15 - Quarterly income tax deadline for self-employed

  • Sunday, Sept. 20 – Yom Kippur

To Do: ‍ ‍

  • Make a voting plan for the Nov. 3 elections

  • Pay bills

  • Save money for events, parties

  • Clean house

  • Prepare for meetings, volunteer work

  • Prepare for medical appointments

  • Prepare for concerts, parties, sports, theater

  • Other errands

Start thinking about …

  • Monday, Oct. 12 – Indigenous People’s Day

  • Saturday, Oct. 31 – Halloween

  • Sunday, Nov. 1 – Daylight Saving Time ends

  • Sunday, Nov. 1-Monday, Nov. 2 – Dias de los Muertos

  • Tuesday, Nov. 3 – Election Day

  • Sunday, Nov. 8 – Diwali

  • Wednesday, Nov. 11 – Veterans Day, Singles Day

  • Thursday, Nov. 26 – Thanksgiving

  • Saturday, Dec. 5 – Hanukkah begins

  • Friday, Dec. 25 – Christmas

  • Saturday, Dec. 26 – Kwanzaa begins

  • Thursday, Dec. 31 – New Year’s Eve

Use our checklists to help you plan:‍ ‍

  • Monthly Checklist – This helps you map out the month ahead by saving money for upcoming events and scheduling time for errands. And it’s free.

  • Yearly Adulting Checklist – Our free one-page guide makes sure you’ve completed your financial and health tasks.

  • Personal Goal Checklist – With our worksheet, you set a goal and create the steps you need to achieve it. Free.

  • New Life Starter Kit – Great for college graduates, this kit helps your job and apartment search. $25

  • Travel Kit – Plan your next trip. $25

  • Celebrations Kit – Host a party and get ready for the holidays. $25

  • Health Kit - Keep track of your medical history and appointments. $15

  • Safety Kit – Prepare a go-to bag and other tasks in case of emergencies. Free.

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