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In this podcast, Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner highlights 10 standout Motley Fool Rule Breakers episodes from this ...

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DEAR MISS MANNERS: In 2023, I gave my husband’s niece a lovely wedding shower at a restaurant. It included lunch and mimosas. The luncheon was about $1,500 with gratuity. I also paid for the cake, ...

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Claire Pywell sees gift giving as an act of cultural literacy, not a branding exercise. Pywell is a financial advisor at LPL-affiliated Highline Advisors, a four‑person team overseeing more than $200 ...

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