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2 days ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Laura Ratliff
After a spike in remote work offerings in 2020 and the following years, newsrecently has focused on "return-to-office" orders for employees acrossindustries, an ominous sign for those who have embraced remote or hybrid gigsand the work-life balance they provide.
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5 days ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Becca Borawski Jenkins
The benefits of tiny living are immense: the ability to own your home for a much cheaper price, the chance to get creative with interior design, and for many who have chosen the "van life" route, the ability to travel when you want. The #vanlife hashtag reveals millions of posts on Instagram, with proponents touting the benefits of being able to sleep in a new location every night.
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6 days ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Lauren Wellbank
There has been considerable discussion about the stock market's fluctuations during the first half of 2025, and for many Americans nearing retirement, the volatility has led to significant uncertainty.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Amanda Machado
When you think of the Pacific Northwest, your mind may automatically jump to Portland or Seattle. While there's plenty to do and see in these lively and thriving cities, the region has a lot more to offer — from quaint shore towns to natural wonders to surprisingly bustling downtowns. So grab your best travel credit cards and tour these 15 excellent yet lesser-known Pacific Northwest towns.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Kaitlin Milligan
Despite his exorbitant wealth, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has some surprisingly simple advice on how to build wealth. According to Forbes, the 93-year-old investor and philanthropist has a net worth of around $145 billion. Buffett's financial advice is surprisingly practical, and he often provides guidance that works for everyone. Here are 14 brilliant things Buffett can teach you about money.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Kaitlin Milligan
If you're budgeting, dollar store shopping certainly has its perks. You can stock up on household essentials, and the stores also tend to have some fun items that make great — and cheap — impulse buys. Dollar stores could be among the ways to save money on essentials. But while they can be a fun excursion, here are 10 of the top reasons to avoid dollar stores when it comes to shopping for the basics.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Kaitlin Milligan
Many people worry that someday soon, a robot will steal their job. Technology will inevitably make some jobs obsolete in the future. However, other jobs simply cannot be performed by a machine. Some careers also will likely remain in demand regardless of economic ups and downs. People in these industries may need to adjust workplace practices or make room for new technologies, but they can count on work for years to come.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Jennifer Vermeer
Americans love the ease and convenience of fast food. In fact, the average U.S. household spends around 10% of its annual income on fast food. With expanded menus that can accommodate all sorts of diets, even the most health-conscious among us may hit up a Wendy's or a Chipotle now and then. Stop throwing away money on these fast-food items that are the biggest waste in terms of quantity, quality, or convenience.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Sara Albertelli
Reselling vintage items can be quite a lucrative business. This includes random '90s toys like Pogs, which were small, round milk caps, typically made of cardboard. Believe it or not, these can help you make extra money online. Below are 14 of the most valuable Pogs, Pog Slammers, or sets you should search your junk drawer for, arranged from lowest to highest value. You never know just how much you might make by selling these highly beloved items.
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1 week ago | 
financebuzz.com | Laura Gesualdi-Gilmore |Calista Headrick
In many ways, tipping culture in the U.S. has gotten out of control — or, at the very least, confusing. And in today's economy, with prices rising left and right, it can be hard to withstand economic downturns when you feel every purchase comes with an unexpected fee. While there are many situations where customers should absolutely tip, it's not necessary to tip every time an iPad payment system offers the option.
