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Berkshire Hathaway holds a record amount of cash. Enough to buy some NFL teams! How many teams? 5? 10? More than 10? Find out the exact number later in this email. |
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💵 Today’s Top Stories |
| | A vintage 32-piece Tupperware set, a discounted Stitch golf bag, a dog advent calendar and a Lego Christmas tree bundle are just some of the new items we found and love. Read more. |
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| | Many of us have used the same email address for decades. But is it safer to use a different email for our banking and investing? Clark shares his take and some of his privacy-protecting email providers. Read more. |
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| | Good news for 401(k) account owners: You'll be able to contribute more in 2025. Here's everything you need to know. Read more. |
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| | Your Homeowner’s Association may offer some level of insurance. But you still need your own insurance policy. Here’s what HOA insurance does and doesn’t cover. Read more. |
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| | JustAnswer connects the general public to experts in areas like taxes, medicine and law who can answer questions. Should you try out the $5 trial to get your questions answered? Read more. |
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📉 Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway Continues To Sell Stock |
Economic uncertainty persists as Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffet’s holding company, sold $36 billion in stock from July to September. |
The company only bought $1.5 billion of shares, reaching two straight years as net sellers. |
The headlines: Berkshire Hathaway now holds a record $325 billion in cash … and it offloaded about 25% of its remaining Apple stake, dumping shares for a fourth consecutive quarter. |
Buffet’s company holds enough cash to buy all 32 NFL franchises** – and still have enough money left over to buy Starbucks.** |
One theory behind the move: Buffet’s belief that higher taxes “are quite likely” could be contributing to the cash stockpile. |
Interestingly, Clark also believes that taxes will go up significantly at some point, but this doesn’t affect his long-term investing strategy. |
No one knows why Buffet is appearing to act bearish on the stock market. But remember, it’s a strategy he’s pursued for eight quarters now. |
As a regular everyday investor, Clark strongly cautions against trying to time the stock market. He’d prefer that you continue to invest the same amount from every paycheck, relying on dollar-cost averaging to even you out over time. |
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💸 Today’s Top Savings Rates |
Check out our updated list of Clark.com-approved high-yield savings accounts with the highest rates. Here are the top five APYs on our list as of November 6, 2024. |
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See All Rates | High Yield Savings Accounts Calculator |
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💰️ Deal Alert: Today’s Top Deals |
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🎙️ Podcast |
 | Full Show: Is Shrinkflation Dead? and How To Ace a Job Interview |
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Have you ever been disappointed by the amount of chips in a bag? Clark says the consumer has spoken and companies are finally listening! He explains why the time of “shrinkflation” may be coming to an end soon. Also, job interviews can be really tough, but there are several things you can do to stand out from the competition. |
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☎️ Need Money Help? |
The Team Clark Consumer Action Center is a free helpline that can help you navigate your money questions. Call 636-492-5275. Visit clark.com/cac for more information. |
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