Tristan Richards+FollowBuffett’s Successor Is Already Running the ShowDid you know Warren Buffett’s right-hand man, Greg Abel, is already calling the shots at Berkshire Hathaway? The board says he’s not just waiting in the wings—he’s actually leading now. With all the market drama (hello, new tariffs and Apple stock dips), Berkshire’s sitting on a mountain of cash, ready for whatever comes next. Basically, they’re treating cash like a safety net, not just spare change. If you’re worried about market swings, maybe it’s time to think about your own rainy day fund! #BerkshireHathaway #Buffett #GregAbel #Investing #MoneyMoves #MarketTrends #Business70Share
Denise Kemp+FollowMore Homes, Same High Prices: What Gives?If you’ve been house hunting, here’s some good news: there are more homes on the market now than at any point since the pandemic started. That means less fighting over listings and a bit more wiggle room to negotiate. But don’t get too excited—prices are still sky-high, and you’ll need a hefty paycheck to afford the average place. Sellers are starting to budge on price, but rising mortgage rates could slow things down again. Anyone else feeling the squeeze? #HousingMarket #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyTalks #MarketTrends40Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowIs It Finally Easier to Afford a Home?Good news for anyone house-hunting: for the first time in over a decade, paychecks are growing faster than home prices. That means your income might finally be catching up to those sky-high listings—especially if you’re shopping in places like Denver or Orlando, where prices are actually dropping. The catch? Many buyers are still waiting on the sidelines, hoping for even better deals. If you’re ready to jump in, this could be your moment—just keep an eye on those mortgage rates! #HomeBuying #RealEstate #MoneyTips #MarketTrends70Share
davenportmeghan+Follow5 Home Features That Sell Like HotcakesThinking about selling your house? Here’s the inside scoop: homes that are move-in ready, energy-efficient, have a home office, modern kitchens/bathrooms, or sweet outdoor spaces are flying off the market. Buyers want homes they can settle into right away—no fixer-uppers, please! The big shift? Energy-saving gadgets and dedicated workspaces are now must-haves, not just nice-to-haves. If your place checks these boxes, you could be looking at a quick sale (and maybe a bidding war). #RealEstateTips #HomeSelling #MarketTrends #MoneyHacks #HomeImprovement #RealEstate457Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhy May Is the Secret Sauce for Home SellersThinking about selling your house? Turns out, May is the magic month for cashing in big. A new report says homes sold in May snag almost 10% more than their estimated value—more than any other month. The real estate market heats up in spring, so buyers are out in force, making it prime time for sellers to score top dollar. If you want to make the most from your move, circle May on your calendar! #HomeSellingTips #RealEstate #MoneyHacks #SpringSelling #MarketTrends100Share
Jonathan Clarke+FollowVegas Slots Are Still Hot!Turns out, slot machines are still the big winners in U.S. casinos—even when everyone thought spending would slow down. Despite some choppy gambling revenues and a dip in Vegas casino receipts, slots actually went up 4.5% in March! Big names like Caesars and Boyd are seeing strong demand, and analysts say there’s still plenty of upside for companies like Aristocrat. Looks like the slot machine party isn’t stopping anytime soon! #Vegas #CasinoLife #SlotMachines #GamblingNews #MarketTrends #Finance20Share
randerson+FollowIs the Spring Homebuying Rush Back?Thinking about buying a house? You’re not alone—pending home sales just had their biggest jump since last December! More folks are signing contracts, especially in the South and Midwest, thanks to a bit more inventory and a classic springtime surge. But don’t get too excited: mortgage rates are still high, and trade war drama is making people nervous about big purchases. If you’re house-hunting, expect more competition, but maybe a few more choices, too. #HomeBuying #RealEstate #MoneyMoves #MarketTrends60Share
Jennifer Patel+FollowUsed Car Prices: Are We Finally Catching a Break?Used car prices in 2025 are a total rollercoaster! After months of drops, prices are creeping up again thanks to spring demand—but it’s not all bad news. Tariffs and high interest rates are making things tricky, and there’s still a shortage of good cars out there. If you’re car shopping, keep your eyes peeled for deals, check your financing options, and maybe look at certified pre-owned or private sales. Anyone else feeling the used car market whiplash? #UsedCars #CarShopping #MarketTrends #PersonalFinance #Cars100Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowWhy Isn’t Anyone Buying Houses Right Now?So, even though there are more homes for sale and prices aren’t rising as fast, people just aren’t biting. Existing home sales dropped almost 6% last month, and even with more options, buyers are hesitating—probably because job worries and those unpredictable mortgage rates are making everyone cautious. If you’re selling, you might need to price your place a little lower to get attention. If you’re buying, now’s the time to haggle and shop around for the best mortgage deal! #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying #MarketTrends #MoneyHacks #RealEstate37114Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowHome Sellers Still Winning, But Not Like 2022Thinking about cashing out on your house? Sellers are still making good money, but those wild profits from a couple years ago are cooling off. The average home sale profit dropped a bit this spring, especially in some Florida and California cities. But don’t panic—most sellers are still pocketing more than before the pandemic. If you’re waiting for the best time to sell, summer might bring a little more heat to your bottom line. #RealEstate #HomeSelling #MoneyTalk #MarketTrends00Share