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Warren Buffett's 7 Rules For Saving Money On Daily Expenses Without Losing Comfort

Warren Buffett's home exemplifies his modest lifestyle perhaps better than anything else – the same house in Omaha, Nebraska ...

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway predicts major housing market pivot

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices noted market conditions in fall 2025 that homebuyers see as moving in a ...

Warren Buffett’s 8 money rules to build lasting wealth

Even as a billionaire investor, Buffett doesn’t take liquidity for granted. Holding cash — or cash-like assets — gives him ...
Yahoo

Warren Buffett Once Called Buying ‘Distressed’ Homes To Rent Out the Best Investment—Does It Hold Up Today?

During an episode of CNBC’s “Ask Warren” Squawk Box special in 2012, host Becky Quick asked Buffett to weigh in on the best money move for young investors. “If you are a young individual investor at ...
NBC New York

Warren Buffett will retire as a CEO—but still plans to go into the office: ‘I'm not going to sit at home and watch soap operas'

Warren Buffett is stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of this year — but he may not actually stop working. Instead of sitting at home, the 94-year-old plans to spend his post-CEO ...
The Motley Fool

Think Warren Buffett Hits Home Runs Every Time? His Portfolio Tells a Different Story -- and It Can Teach You a Valuable Lesson.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has created immense wealth for its shareholders. The iconic CEO is surprisingly candid about his success. A few home runs and a lot of less-successful choices is ...

Warren Buffett Has Sold $24 Billion Worth of Stock in 2025 So Far, but This Small $779 Million Purchase Is Sending a Big Message to Investors

It's probably a safe bet that Buffett likes Lennar's valuation, especially in a market that's priced for perfection. Lennar's ...
The Beaumont Enterprise

Warren Buffett Once Called Buying 'Distressed' Homes To Rent Out the Best Investment—Does It Hold Up Today?

In 2012, Warren Buffett—arguably the most recognizable investor of all time—suggested that investing in “distressed” homes could be one of the most attractive opportunities available. But given the ...