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6 reasons Sam’s Club is better than Costco (2 28 25)
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💵 Today’s Top Stories
Costco remains Clark’s favorite store. But there are things Sam’s Club does better, he says. Including being more customer-friendly in these ways. Read more. |
Here’s the ultimate comparison between a Big Three (Verizon) cell phone provider and the much cheaper prepaid provider on the same network (Visible). Read more. |
Here’s why Clark absolutely loves target date funds, the easy button for retirement investing. Read more. |
Knowing your credit score, and how it changes over time, is important for your financial health. You can learn how to improve your borrowing power and interest rates while monitoring for fraud. Read more. |
DIRECTV is the latest to get into the “skinny bundle” game, naming their semi-customizable packages “Genre Packs” and “Mini-Packs.” Here’s how much they’ll cost and the channels involved. Read more. |
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Credit Cards
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Phone Plans
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Streaming
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📊 Stat of the Day
💹 $26.8 billion: The amount that Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffet’s company, just paid in taxes to the United States. Among the reasons: $101 billion in realized gains after selling about 600 million Apple shares.
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