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Warren Buffett Warns Gen Z About ‘Casino-Like’ Investing Behavior

By: Cynthia Measom

If your goal is to get rich, you likely can't do better than following the lead of one of the most successful investors of all time.

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6 Pumpkin Spice Treats That Are Actually Worth Your Money

By: Cynthia Measom

Fans of pumpkin spice season have likely had their share of pumpkin spice lattes over the years, and their options have only grown each year.

5 Areas Where TJ Maxx Always Beats Department Store Prices

By: Cynthia Measom

Not all TJ Maxx deals are real. We found 6 departments where the savings legitimately crush department store prices. See where to shop.

Best Five Below Halloween Items To Buy for Less Than $10

By: Cynthia Measom

Although Oct. 31 is still weeks away, Five Below’s Halloween decor is already in stock. Here are some of the best items to buy on a budget for less than $10.

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$1K in Ethereum Today: What It Could Be Worth by 2030, According to Analysts

By: Cynthia Measom

BackyardProduction · iStock.com The value of Ethereum has risen and fallen over the years, but one bank believes it could be worth substantially more in the future.

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Here's the Minimum You Should Spend at Sam's Club To Make Membership Worth It

By: Cynthia Measom

Before signing up for a Sam's Club membership, it's important to confirm whether the savings clearly outweigh the cost. Otherwise, it's a waste of money.

5 Bills Quietly Rising — and How To Stop Them

By: Cynthia Measom

Stop overpaying for the same services. Find out which 5 bills silently increase each year and get actionable tactics to negotiate lower rates and save.

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5 Bills That Quietly Increase Every Year — and How To Stop It

By: Cynthia Measom

Cynthia Measom Your monthly budget has a silent saboteur, and it's not inflation or your own spending habits.

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This Budgeting Rule Worked in 2015 — 3 Experts Say It Falls Short Today

By: Cynthia Measom

Cynthia Measom In 2015, the 50/30/20 rule was one of the most well-recognized and practical ways to budget. Popularized by U.S. Sen.

Last Decade's Budgeting Rule Falls Short Today

By: Cynthia Measom

In 2015, the 50/30/20 rule was one of the most well-recognized and practical ways to budget but these experts say it's no longer a guaranteed path to success.