Right now, gold is trading near record highs. It recently surged past $5,000 an ounce.
That means if you have old jewelry, coins, or bullion sitting in a drawer, you’re probably sitting on a serious pile of cash. If you’re wondering how to turn your gold jewelry into cash while prices are high, you aren’t alone.
But here’s the ugly truth. The higher the price of gold goes, the more the scammers and bottom-feeders come out of the woodwork.
The FBI has warned people about gold scams where sophisticated operations convince you to convert your cash into precious metals, only to send a courier to your front door to steal it. If you don’t know exactly what you’re doing, you’re going to get taken for a ride.
You can’t just walk into the first place with a neon “We Buy Gold” sign and expect a fair deal. You need a strategy. Here are three places you should consider selling your gold, and three you need to avoid like the plague.
Where you should go to sell your gold
1. Established local coin shops: If you have gold coins or standard bullion, reputable local coin dealers are often your best bet. They operate on tight, known margins based on the daily spot price of gold. Because they have a physical storefront in your community, they rely heavily on reputation.
You can look these shops up on the Better Business Bureau, read local reviews, and get a quote face-to-face. Plus, you walk out with money in your hand the same day.
2. Major online bullion dealers: If you’re selling recognized gold bars or popular coins like American Eagles, online dealers like APMEX or JM Bullion are transparent.
They post their buyback prices right on their websites, so you know exactly what you’re getting before you even put your gold in the mail. It takes a few days to get paid, but you avoid the haggling and get a competitive rate.
3. Professional appraisers or auction houses: If you’re holding antique gold jewelry, rare coins, or designer pieces, don’t sell them for scrap. The historical or collector value is often much higher than the raw metal value.
As a rule for selling your gold jewelry and coins, pay a certified appraiser a flat fee — never a percentage of the item’s value — to tell you what you actually have. If it’s something special, an auction house will get you in front of collectors willing to pay a premium.
Where you shouldn’t go to sell your gold
1. Mail-in cash-for-gold companies: You’ve seen the late-night commercials. They send you a prepaid envelope, you mail off your jewelry, and they send you a check. Don’t do this. Some of these companies are notorious for paying a fraction of what your gold is worth.
Worse, they often employ a ticking-clock tactic where if you don’t reject their lowball offer within a few days, they melt your gold down and the deal is final.
2. Pawn shops: I have nothing against pawn shops for certain transactions, but they’re generally a terrible place to sell gold. These businesses have high overhead and need to make massive profit margins on everything they buy.
They aren’t looking to give you the fair market value of your gold; they’re looking to buy it cheap enough to resell it and keep the lights on. You’ll almost always get a better price at a dedicated coin shop or jeweler.
3. Hotel buyers and pop-up events: Sometimes you’ll see ads for traveling buyers who set up shop in a local hotel conference room for the weekend, offering to buy your gold and silver. Run the other way.
These are often fly-by-night operations. They come into town, rely on high-pressure sales tactics to buy your valuables for pennies on the dollar, and then leave before you realize you’ve been taken. If you realize the next day that you made a mistake, they’re already two states away.
Before you sell a single ounce, know what you have and check the current spot price so you can make the most cash. Always get at least three different quotes. It’s your money. Don’t let someone else walk away with it.
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As Swiss psychologist Carl Jung noted, “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life.” Our relationship with money is often driven by beliefs formed long before we entered the world of investing. Most clients cannot articulate their money beliefs because they operate beneath their awareness. Yet these beliefs are powerful, deeply rooted, and guide behavior.
For example, children from households where resources were inadequate or unstable, commonly develop an underlying scarcity belief and anxiety about “never having enough.” As adult investors, that belief may surface as hyper-control over finances or an excessive focus on performance and growth — even if wealthy.
Equally, another child raised in the same circumstances may develop the opposite belief: better to spend it now, because it may not be there later. The external circumstances are the same, but the internal narrative — and therefore the financial behavior — can be quite different.
Many of our money beliefs are established early in life, though some emerge later through significant life experiences.
An advisor shared an experience with an ultra-high-net-worth widowed client who had long exhibited patterns of extreme frugality and tight financial control. Despite two wealth management teams offering their insights, the advisor’s team uncovered that the client’s financial behaviors were driven by a deep sense of responsibility to protect their late partner’s legacy. The belief: “If I make changes, I’ll be disloyal.” With gentle probing, the advisor led a meaningful conversation that resulted in the client’s openness to change.
Many of our beliefs are inherited patterns shaped by our family of origin, and while these internalized beliefs form the foundation of our financial decisions, much of our relationship with money is also influenced by the models we learn from our parents.
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Offer Details
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Offer and availability may vary by cardholder. Just login to your American Express account(s) to see if you are eligible to add this offer to your card(s).
About Amex Offers
Amex Offers are an extra perk on all American Express credit cards, charge cards, and even prepaid cards. You can see these offers in your accounts either as a statement credit or extra Membership Rewards points for spending a certain amount at eligible merchants. You will need to add the offer to a specific card first, and then use that card to get the credit. Here are a few things you should know:
Guru’s Wrap-up
If you book stays through third party sites like Hotels.com, then this can be a good promotion that will earn you an extra 10X points, up to a maximum of 10,000 points. But this offer is targeted, so check your accounts and hopefully you find it.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is likely to change the world as we know it. That’s the headline that has had investors enthralled with AI chipmakers like Nvidia(NVDA 0.33%) and AI service companies like SoundHound(SOUN 7.62%). However, in reality, AI is just a fancy computer program. Those programs won’t run without a reliable power source.
And that is why long-term investors looking to ride the AI wave will probably find more mundane businesses like Brookfield Renewable(BEP +2.32%)(BEPC +2.31%), NextEra Energy(NEE +1.54%), and Bloom Energy(BE +3.22%) of interest. Here’s what you need to know about these power providers as 2026 unfolds.
Brookfield Renewable already has big partners
Brookfield Renewable is working with Microsoft(MSFT 2.77%) and Google to supply them with a combined 13.5 gigawatts of clean energy for their AI expansion plans. Brookfield Renewable is uniquely positioned to do that because it produces solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. It also has its fingers in energy storage and nuclear power. Moreover, it has operations in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Basically, it can be a vital clean energy partner just about anywhere in the world and with just about any power source that a customer wants.
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The distribution has increased at a healthy 5% per year over the past decade. Management believes that it will spend up to $10 billion on growth projects over the next five years, helping to grow the distribution by 5% to 9% a year. AI is going to be a big part of the demand story driving that distribution growth.
If you are a dividend investor looking to tap into the AI revolution, Brookfield Renewable could be a good fit for you. The partnership share class has a 5% yield, and the corporate share class has a 4% yield. They represent the same business and have the same dividend; the yield difference is because there is higher demand for the corporate share class from institutional investors.
Brookfield Renewable Partners
Today’s Change
(2.32%) $0.71
Current Price
$31.34
Key Data Points
Market Cap
$9.4B
Day’s Range
$30.80 – $31.85
52wk Range
$19.29 – $32.78
Volume
34K
Avg Vol
645K
Gross Margin
18.64%
Dividend Yield
4.93%
NextEra Energy is a mix of two businesses
NextEra Energy owns one of the largest regulated electric utilities in the United States. That is the reliable business foundation on which the company has built one of the world’s largest solar and wind power businesses. NextEra’s foundation is a slow-and-steady grower, while its clean energy operation has been its growth engine. Dividend investors have benefited from over 25 years of annual dividend growth.
Today’s Change
(1.54%) $1.39
Current Price
$91.62
Key Data Points
Market Cap
$188B
Day’s Range
$90.05 – $92.50
52wk Range
$61.72 – $95.91
Volume
8.8M
Avg Vol
9.6M
Gross Margin
36.20%
Dividend Yield
2.57%
Looking forward, NextEra Energy expects growing electricity demand to support earnings growth of 8% a year through 2035. That, in turn, will allow the company to raise the dividend at a pace of around 6% a year through at least 2028. If you are a conservative investor, the combination of a regulated utility with a fast-growing clean energy business might be a good fit for you. The dividend yield is currently around 2.8%.
Bloom Energy is a growth stock
Bloom Energy is only appropriate for aggressive growth investors. The company’s stock is up more than 500% over the past year. However, it has a $20 billion backlog because demand for energy is outstripping the utility sector’s ability to provide it. Bloom Energy is uniquely positioned to benefit because it makes solid oxide fuel cell systems in a factory and then delivers them to where they are needed, on or off the grid.
Today’s Change
(3.22%) $4.55
Current Price
$145.88
Key Data Points
Market Cap
$40B
Day’s Range
$136.96 – $146.67
52wk Range
$15.15 – $180.90
Volume
12M
Avg Vol
11M
Gross Margin
30.89%
What’s interesting here is that Bloom Energy’s backlog is a mixture of parts and services. Every system it sells comes with a service contract that provides an annuity-like income stream. If you have a growth focus, this company looks poised to continue expanding its business for years to come. Just go in knowing that you are likely paying a premium price, so you need to believe that Bloom Energy will, in fact, grow into its current valuation and keep going.
AI is the future, which means electricity is vital
You can’t have AI without electricity, which means that the build-out of AI will require the build-out of electricity production. That fact should start to take center stage in 2026. Brookfield Renewable, NextEra Energy, and Bloom Energy are all positioned to help supply that power in clean and reliable ways.
Reuben Gregg Brewer has positions in Brookfield Renewable Partners. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Bloom Energy, Microsoft, NextEra Energy, Nvidia, and SoundHound AI. The Motley Fool recommends Brookfield Renewable and Brookfield Renewable Partners. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
As many as 150,000 Canadian borrowers will have trouble refinancing their mortgages over the next two years as they face a combination of declining home values and higher interest rates, according to the country’s top banking regulator.
Spotify is rolling out ‘SongDNA’ — a tool that lets subscribers trace how one song connects to another through shared producers, samples and covers — to its Premium subscriber base after first previewing the feature in November.
SongDNA will arrive in beta to Premium users globally on iOS and Android starting Tuesday (March 24). Spotify says it will be available to all Premium users throughout April.
The feature first surfaced alongside a companion feature, ‘About the Song’, in November. At the time, the company said it will enable fans to “dive into the influences behind the music they love, while giving sampled and covered artists fresh ways to get discovered and celebrated.”
Spotify acquired London-based song sample and remix database WhoSampled in November 2025. The company said at the time that SongDNA would be “powered by WhoSampled,” though its official announcement of the beta rollout does not reference the acquisition.
SongDNA is accessible via Spotify’s Now Playing view. When a supported track is playing, users can scroll down to a SongDNA card and explore the song’s collaborators including its writers, producers, and collaborators. They’ll be able to see samples and interpolations that fed into the sound and look up covers that it inspired.
From there, listeners can keep clicking through to other artists who worked with those same collaborators to see how artists, eras, and genres intersect, said Spotify.
Spotify explained how the feature works by connecting Harry Styles to Wu-Tang Clan through a chain of shared collaborators from Styles to John Mayer, Mayer to songwriter and producer Pino Palladino, Palladino to singer-songwriter and producer D’Angelo, D’Angelo to hip-hop band The Roots, and The Roots to Wu-Tang Clan.
The data comes from information Spotify receives from artists and their teams, as well as community-sourced contributions.
Spotify says eligible artist and label teams can log into Spotify for Artists to review and manage what appears in their SongDNA profiles, giving them some control over how the creative story of a track is showed.
“SongDNA is designed to make a song’s creative lineage more transparent so fans can easily explore the people and influences behind the music they love.”
Jacqueline Ankner, Spotify
Jacqueline Ankner, Spotify’s Head of Songwriter & Publisher Partnerships, said: “SongDNA is designed to make a song’s creative lineage more transparent so fans can easily explore the people and influences behind the music they love.”
“By bringing collaborators, samples, and covers together in one place, we’re making it easier for fans to discover new music and see how songs connect and come to life—while giving songwriters, producers, and rightsholders meaningful recognition for the role they play in creating it.”
SongDNA complements Spotify’s About the Song feature to provide context on individual tracks, the company said. As MBW reported in November, About the Song will be swipeable cards offering in-depth info about the origins of a track, such as the inspiration behind it or interesting stories about its creation. Spotify says the info will come from “third parties,” but didn’t elaborate.
The beta rollout comes as Spotify also announced that it is testing a new feature that lets artists approve releases before they appear on their profile. The ‘Artist Profile Protection’ feature addresses the issue of songs that appear on artist profile due to a metadata mix-up, another artist with the same name, or someone maliciously attaching their music to an artist’s profile.
Earlier in March, Spotify rolled out an AI feature called ‘Taste Profile’ to let users see and shape the listening data that drives their personalized recommendations.
My husband and I have been married for almost 14 years, and we were together for more than six years before that.
Even now, we still make a real effort to keep that spark in our relationship. We set aside time just for us, without the kids. Sometimes we do things we both love, and other times we take turns doing something one of us enjoys more.
We call these our date nights. Once or twice a week, we block off an evening just for the two of us, usually after the kids go to bed. We try to plan it on a night when we can sleep in the next day, so we can stay up late and actually enjoy a few uninterrupted hours together.
The most important part is that we protect that time. What we do doesn’t matter as much as the fact that we’re together, focused on each other. That’s what makes it work and what keeps our marriage strong.
Most of our date nights are simple and low cost. Over time, we’ve realized that it’s not about spending money, it’s about spending time together. Sure, going out to a nice restaurant is fun once in a while, but some of our favorite nights have been the simplest ones at home.
A lot of our date nights happen at home, mostly because we have kids. Going out usually means finding a babysitter, which adds cost and planning. Staying in just makes things easier.
Over the years, I’ve kept a list of the different date nights we’ve tried. Some we repeat often, others we tweak a bit, but they all come back to the same thing.
These nights help us stay connected. Not because every idea is special, but because we show up for each other and spend that time together.
I hope you find a few ideas here that you’ll want to try too.
Movie Night at Home
We’ll make a big bowl of popcorn and watch a movie or binge a series together under a blanket. This is our go-to date night because it’s so easy after a long day.
One of us handles bedtime while the other picks something to watch, makes the popcorn, and grabs a couple of blankets. Then we meet on the couch, settle in, and just relax together for a few hours. It’s simple, but it always feels like a reset.
Late Night Walk Together
On nights when the kids are sleeping over at friends’ houses, we take the chance to go for a long walk together. We’ll wander through the neighborhood and sometimes head a bit further out where it’s quieter, just the two of us under the night sky.
Most of the time, we’re just talking about life, random thoughts, or whatever comes up. It’s simple, but those conversations end up meaning a lot.
Baking Something Together
Sometimes we’ll make a simple treat together like cookies, bread, or scones for the next morning. We pull out the ingredients, talk while we mix everything, and let it bake while we hang out in the kitchen.
When it’s done, we’ll usually share a warm piece right away. It gives us time to talk, do something together, and enjoy something we made side by side.
Hike and Picnic Date
When we have some time without the kids, this is our default date.
We’ll pack a simple lunch in the morning, throw it in a backpack, and head to a nearby park or trail. We usually check ahead to find a nice spot to sit, whether it’s a bench, a table, or just a quiet place where we can lay out a blanket.
We take our time on the walk, talking and enjoying the scenery. Once we reach our spot, we sit down and share the meal together, then slowly make our way back. It’s one of those dates that feels like a full reset without costing much at all.
Working on a Creative Project Together
Every now and then, we’ll spend an evening working on something creative together. Not long ago, we sat down and drew a big city map for a game we play with the kids.
We went back and forth between planning streets and buildings and just talking about life. It ended up being one of our favorite nights in a long time.
We’ve done similar things before too, like painting small figures or sketching ideas. It gives us something to focus on while still having space to talk, and those conversations always end up being the best part.
Free Concert in the Park
Every now and then, there’s a free concert in our town or nearby, and we love taking advantage of it.
We’ll pack a simple picnic, grab a blanket, and head out for the evening. We sit together, eat, and listen to the music while the sun goes down.
By the time the stars come out, it just feels like one of those easy, perfect nights without spending much at all.
Board Games and a Glass of Wine
Sometimes we’ll open a bottle of wine and pull out a board game. We’ll play a few rounds, talk, laugh, and just enjoy being a little silly together.
It’s relaxed and easy, and somehow those simple nights end up being the most fun.
Reading Together on the Couch
We both love reading, so some nights we’ll just grab a big blanket, sit close on the couch, and each dive into our own book. It’s quiet, cozy, and still feels like time spent together.
Every now and then we’ll pause to share something we read or just enjoy the calm of it.
Quiet Night on the Porch
Some nights we’ll sit out on the back porch with soft music playing and a bottle of wine between us.
It’s similar to our board game nights, just slower and quieter. We talk about life, random thoughts, and whatever comes up, all while enjoying the calm and being together.
Tackling a Small Project Together
Every now and then, we’ll pick a small home task and do it together. It might be fixing something, patching a wall, or repairing one of the kids’ toys.
We figure it out as we go, with one of us taking the lead and the other helping out. It’s not glamorous, but it feels good to get something done side by side.
Doing Something Active Together
Sometimes we’ll do something active, like playing a casual game of tennis. There’s a park nearby with a court, so we’ll head over and just hit the ball back and forth, laughing at our bad shots more than anything else. It’s nothing serious, just a fun way to move and spend time together.
A lot of times, we’ll pair it with a walk afterward, especially in the evening. It’s a simple way to get out, clear our heads, and enjoy each other’s company.
Touring Open Houses for Fun
Every now and then, we’ll dress up a bit and go check out an open house, especially if it’s a really nice home. It’s fun to walk through and see how everything is designed, even if we’re not actually buying.
Most of the time, it turns into us talking about what we like and don’t like, from layouts to small details. It ends up being a surprisingly fun way to spend time together and dream a little about what we’d want in a home one day.
Going Geocaching Together
Sometimes we’ll go geocaching, especially when the weather is nice. It’s something we often do with the kids, but we enjoy it just as much on our own. We’ll look up a few nearby spots and head out to find them.
It turns into a small adventure every time. Even places we’ve seen before feel different when you’re searching for something hidden. It’s a fun way to explore, move around a bit, and spend time together without overthinking it.
Backyard Fire and Marshmallows
On cooler evenings, we’ll light a small fire in the backyard and roast marshmallows together. We both help get the fire going, then pull out a couple of chairs and sit close, watching the flames and just slowing down for a bit.
We’ll roast a few marshmallows, share them, and talk while the fire crackles in the background. It’s one of those simple nights that feels really calm and easy.
Building a Blanket Fort
This might sound a bit ridiculous, but it’s honestly one of the most fun nights we’ve had. We’ll grab every blanket in the house and turn part of the living room into a big blanket fort.
We sit inside with flashlights, fix spots when it starts falling apart, and just laugh like kids again. It’s silly, but that’s exactly what makes it so good.
Cooking a Themed Dinner Night
Every now and then, we’ll pick a theme and cook a full dinner around it. It could be Italian, Mexican, or even something we’ve never tried before. We’ll split the tasks, put on some music that matches the vibe, and figure it out as we go.
It turns into more than just cooking. We’re talking, tasting, adjusting things, and laughing when something doesn’t go as planned. Then we sit down and enjoy the meal together, knowing we made it side by side.
Looking Through Old Photos and Memories
Some nights we’ll pull out old photos or scroll through pictures on our phones. We’ll sit together and go through trips, holidays, and random moments we forgot about.
It usually turns into stories, laughter, and remembering things we haven’t talked about in years. It’s simple, but it brings back a lot of good feelings and reminds us how much we’ve been through together.
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