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Young investors are betting on prediction markets and crypto. But this bestselling author says the boring money moves still work.

Young investors are betting on prediction markets and crypto. But this bestselling author says the boring money moves still work.
MarketWatch Thursday 22 October 2026, 17:21 UTC By Michael Sincere 1 min read
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Beth Kobliner, author of “Get a Financial Life,” explains why today’s young people face a tougher financial world and reveals the three money moves she would make first.

Beth Kobliner, author of “Get a Financial Life,” explains why today’s young people face a tougher financial world and reveals the three money moves she would make first.
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