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ABC Friday. It just takes one great idea to change your life. Shark Tank returns for its 15th season. I didn't know what's going to be cried right now. With new guest shards, Jason Blum of Blum House, Michael Rubin of Fanatics, and Candace Nelson of Sprinkles Cupcakes. I'm going to make you an offer. On a scale of 1 to 10. I've never seen anything like this on Shark Tank. This season is a 15. I totally believe in you. Shark Tank premieres Friday on ABC and stream on Hulu. This is Optimal

Finance Daily, episode 2464. Why Keeping Up With The Joneses will make you broke by Michelle Schroeder Gardner of MakingSenseofSense.com. And I'm your host and personal finance enthusiast, Diana Mariam. We're going to get right to today's post as we optimize your life. Why Keeping Up With The Joneses Will Make You Broke by Michelle Schroeder Gardner of MakingSenseofSense.com I'm sure almost everyone at one point in their life has felt the need to keep up with the Joneses. Whether you're 5 years old and want that new toy everyone's playing with, or you're 50 years old and are feeling the need to upgrade your house or car, everyone has experienced it. The problem with this is that Keeping Up With The Joneses can actually make you broke. Very broke. When trying to keep up with the Joneses, you might spend money you don't have. You might put expenses on credit cards so that you can, in a pretend world, afford things.