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The GrayVine Newsletter Tuesday 06.16.2026

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Tuesday Edition - June 17, 2026
Good morning, Member š
How are you doing this morning? Iāve been thinking about the first things we saved for. Mine was books at the school book fair. š Picking them out with my own money felt like a big deal. What about you? Whatās the first thing you remember saving up to buy? š·š° Funny how those little goals turn into bigger questions later, like how to build a nest egg and what to do with your money when the usual options feel uncertain.
If youāve been asking yourself the same questions, you may be as interested in this as I am: Masterworks* lets you invest in shares of contemporary artwork by artists like Basquiat and Picasso. Like any investment, if an artwork is sold, you can receive a share of the profit based on how much you put in to begin with. Some investors have seen gains of up to 17.8%.* I am no financial planner, but it seems like this isnāt the kind of investment that you hear about every day. Maybe something different could make sense. Click here to skip the waitlist and join.*
Letās revisit yesterdayās Word Unscramble: A L A T U R N
The word is natural! Congratulations, Word Wizards!
Here's today's riddle: I get stepped on every day, but I still welcome you home. What am I?
Drop your answer hereāyou could be in tomorrowās shout-out! Today we're sharing 10 at-home doctor visits, $1 Dollar General deals, a '60s retailer closing nationwide, and goodbye to a beloved '80s sitcom mom.
Veronica ā Newsletter Writer
š° News You Need To Know
A bigger Social Security check for you? Today's news could help make it happen.
With stock prices at a 140-year high, Masterworks makes contemporary art another option for growing your money.*
The energy company may be paying you back for once! Your share of $50 million could already be in the mail.
Don't take another bite: A dinner classic just got pulled nationwide, and the risk could be a trip to the ER.
Your doctor's website may have shared your private data, and now $12.5 million is being paid back.
She wasn't just any '80s sitcom mom, she was THE one America adored. Today, that cherished face says goodbye at 77.
Raise your hand if you'd like cash back on those pricey COVID tests. Good, because you might be owed exactly that.
Give Dad something he'll still be enjoying weeks from now. These practical Father's Day gifts beat any last-minute gadget.
We're not saying you should treat yourself, but with 2,000+ items now just $1 at Dollar General, who could blame you?
⨠Editorās Picks
Free food and bonus savings for celebrating Dad? Don't mind if we do! Here's where to grab them this weekend.
Your next great read costs less than your morning coffee this summer, so go on, be greedy and grab the whole stack!
Costco quietly dropped 100+ new deals, and we dug out the 7 you'll want most. Hurry, they won't be around forever.
The closing signs are going up at a retailer that's been around since 1968. Is one of your go-to stores affected?
Look twice before you buy! That chicken in your cart could carry a hidden risk a quick glance won't catch.
Ditch the commute and the germs. These 10 doctor visits work just fine from the comfort of home.
This easy sheet pan recipe brings the crunch, the cheese, and a sweet little kick without making dinner complicated.
Two women found the perfect way to escape a firing squad. The third tried the same trick, but chose the worst possible word. š¬
ā The GrayVine Recommendsā¦
Here at The GrayVine, we know how much time and effort go into saving money. You worked hard for what you have, so it makes sense to think carefully about where that money goes and how it grows. Spreading your money across different types of investments may help, especially when one area is not doing well. One option you may not have considered is post-war contemporary artwork.
Masterworks lets you invest in shares of these artworks.* The platform has deployed $1.3 billion across more than 530 artworks, giving investors an opportunity to diversify their portfolio through fine art. If an artwork is sold, you can receive a share of the profit based on how much you invested and how much it sells for. Masterworks has reported returns of 16.5%, 17.6%, and 17.8% on works held for more than a year.*
For anyone thinking beyond the usual stocks and funds, Masterworks may be worth considering.*
^According to Masterworks data. Investing involves risk. Past performance not indicative of future returns. See Reg A disclosures at masterworks.com/cd.
Speak with your financial advisor before making any changes to your investment strategies.
š¬ Front Porch Forum
āWas I wrong for not making a separate meal for my nieceās picky daughter?ā
Pull up a seat, GrayViners! An anonymous reader is in a tender situation and needs your advice. Read on and share your thoughts.
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š On This Day In History
1858 - Abraham Lincoln gave his āHouse Dividedā speech.
1944 - George Stinney was wrongfully executed for murder.
1978 - The musical film Grease hit theaters.
š Quote Of The Day
āA kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal.ā
ā Steve Maraboli
š° Letās Save ā Todayās Deals

$50 BYOD Plan @ T-Mobile*: No Activation Fees. Taxes and Fees included.
Vaseline Intensive Care Body Gel Oil $7.97 @ Amazon: Be glowing.
French Vanilla Coffee Creamer $1.25 @ Dollar Tree: Low-calorie.







