Why some Gen Z savers and financial experts say to put down the apps and budget by hand

Abby Bailey wasn’t convinced by the popular budgeting app Mint. The app didn’t feel user-friendly to Bailey, who said her bank and credit card accounts couldn’t sync. She desired more customized spending categories. And she felt that the platform, which its owner, Intuit, recently announced would be shutting down, provided a more retrospective look at…

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Pac-12 legal affairs: Washington’s highest court issues stay, delaying board takeover by WSU and OSU

The stay provides time for the sides to file their legal briefs The Pac-12’s legal squabble took an expected turn Thursday when the Washington Supreme Court temporarily halted the implementation of a ruling issued earlier this week that gave Washington State and Oregon State control of the conference. The court’s deputy commissioner issued a temporary…

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A Baltimore paperboy collected an Orioles Babe Ruth baseball card in 1914. Soon, it will be auctioned for millions.

In 1914, a Baltimore paperboy sold newspapers on the city’s streets and streetcars for one or two cents each. Along the way, he collected baseball cards of Baltimore Orioles players who appeared in the newspaper that day. He kept them for years, especially one of George Herman Ruth, a 19-year-old pitcher for the minor league…

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Bay Area high school football 2023: Week 13 preview, schedule

CCS, NCS football playoffs: De La Salle-San Ramon Valley, Serra-Wilcox, California-Pittsburg, Los Gatos-St. Ignatius highlight the schedule. Championships will be on the line in the Bay Area’s top two divisions on Friday. In other news, teams will compete in semifinals to advance to next week’s section championship games. The most important games on Friday are…

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South Bay school district considers a plan to save Japanese at Lynbrook High

The district’s Japanese programs are nationally recognized for churning out wins at the country’s Japan Bowl. Only a few months ago, one of the country’s most prestigious high school Japanese programs faced extinction. The Fremont Union High School District had planned to phase out Japanese classes at three of its five campuses due to declining…

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Monterey road rage incident leads to hit and run

MONTEREY – A road rage incident lead to a hit and run near the Casanova Oak Knoll neighborhood, and ended in an arrest. According to the Monterey Police Department, a road rage incident on Nov. 6 resulted in a traffic collision and a physical fight between both drivers. Witnesses said that after the fight, one…

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Antioch man found shot to death Wednesday afternoon

Police did not announce any arrests in the case THE ANTIOCH – The coroner’s office identified Ryan Devon Jones, 44, as the man who was shot to death here on Wednesday. According to the coroner’s office, he was an Antioch transient. Antioch police Lt. Rick Martin said in a news release that officers were called…

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Draymond Green suspended five games for Rudy Gobert headlock

Golden State Warriors’ Draymond Green suspended, could return Nov. 28 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The NBA announced that Draymond Green will be suspended for five games for putting Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert in a headlock during Tuesday’s game. This is Green’s fifth suspension in his career. Green will be unavailable for the Warriors’ next two…

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