Lane Gillespie
Writer at Red Ventures
Personal finance nerd and dog dad. Now: Lifestyle reporter @Bankrate. Past: @Bisnow, @HOUBizJournal He/They
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2 weeks ago |
bankrate.com | Lane Gillespie |Tori Rubloff
Tariffs will make it harder for many small businesses to afford imports, especially Chinese imports. To help mitigate rising costs, keep your business finances separate from your personal finances, rethink your income streams and look for local community assistance. When Mallory Hank-Johnson recently ordered ribbon as a supply for her alterations business, she was shocked to see the $10 ribbon she typically orders had gone up to anywhere from $60 to $80.
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2 weeks ago |
bankrate.com | Lane Gillespie |Tori Rubloff
To combat higher prices due to tariffs, consider shopping secondhand online or seeing what your community offers. Avoid panic-buying in reaction to rising prices. Instead, a better move may be to put that money toward your emergency savings. Don’t pull the trigger on a major purchase if you can’t afford it, even if you feel compelled to buy it in anticipation of rising prices.
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3 weeks ago |
adastraradio.com | Lane Gillespie
By Kansas AthleticsLAWRENCE, Kan. (KUAthletics.com) – Highlighted by a marquee home matchup with UConn, a trip to North Carolina and an appearance at Madison Square Garden against Duke, Kansas men’s basketball on Wednesday announced its loaded non-conference schedule for the upcoming 2025-26 season. Additionally, KU will also face power conference foes Missouri and NC State and three more top programs in the Players Era tournament in Las Vegas.
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1 month ago |
adastraradio.com | Lane Gillespie
By Matt McMullen – Chiefs.com ReporterKANSAS CITY, Mo. (Chiefs.com) – The Kansas City Chiefs are set to take the national stage on Christmas for the third-straight season in 2025. Kansas City will host the Denver Broncos at 7:15 p.m. CT on Christmas Day next season, which falls on a Thursday this year.
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1 month ago |
mercurynews.com | Lane Gillespie
By Lane Gillespie, Bankrate.comSpend any time on FinTok (the personal finance corner of TikTok) and you may have heard of a “no-buy” month, which is a budgeting challenge to not spend money on certain discretionary purchases for a month. Whether you eliminate one spending category in particular or cut discretionary spending altogether, the point of a no-buy challenge remains the same: less spending, more saving.
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Debt-free living = stress-free life! 🎉 34% of Americans carry credit card debt, impacting mental health. Paying it off is proven to lighten stress, sharpen focus, and boost relationships. https://t.co/zCBgVyFHOW
Facing rising prices and economic concerns, many are embracing "no-buy" challenges to cut spending and save. This trend helps rethink financial habits by pausing non-essential spending for a set time. Could it work for you? 💰 https://t.co/6ByowbFu0o
In 2025, 54% of Americans plan to cut back on travel, dining, and entertainment due to economic uncertainty. Women, facing the gender pay gap, are especially tightening their budgets. https://t.co/Jw6fdnJldK