
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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1 day 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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4 days 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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4 days ago |
record-bee.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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1 week ago |
austin.eater.com | Lane Gillespie
Weed is a long way from being legal in Texas, but you wouldn’t know that by taking a drive around town. THC and CBD products are everywhere — you can buy pre-rolled blunts and tinctures from the seemingly hundreds of Austin strip center smoke shops, or indulge in seltzers, cocktails, and coffees from a handful of local spots. However, while products with trace amounts of THC are legal in Texas today, that could soon change.
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courant.com | Lane Gillespie
By Lane Gillespie, Bankrate.comPaige DeVriendt, a 32-year-old living in Columbus, Ohio, has spent most of her life associating money with shame and anxiety. Today, DeVriendt and her husband both work, bringing in a combined annual salary of around $225,000. With that, they’ve been able to pay their bills, save and invest, all while chipping away at six figures of combined student loan debt. Although she’s been able to comfortably afford her lifestyle, she’s felt shame about money for a long time.
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