 Of all the things that must be done in the course of adulting, managing your money is one of the more complicated ones. Throw in a global pandemic and it runs the risk of becoming as unpleasant as scheduling your first colonoscopy. How much do I budget for commuting if my return-to-office plans are upended again? How much should I putting aside in savings? What in the world should I be investing in now? Fortunately, there are ways to make the money you've got now go further — no matter how old you are. Is the $695 AmEx Platinum Card Really Worth It? — Alexis Leondis Are Stratospheric Stock Valuations Here to Stay? — Nir Kaissar Get Ready to Pay More for Coffee, Beer, Bread and Snacks — Andrea Felsted Too Many Women in the U.K. Are Missing Out on a Great Bargain — Stuart Trow Think Twice, Grandma, Before You Become the Nanny — Teresa Ghilarducci Generation Z Should Fear a Guaranteed Income — Allison Schrager A Case for Opening 'What If?' Savings Accounts — Erin Lowry This is the Theme of the Week edition of Bloomberg Opinion Today, a digest of our top commentary published every Sunday. | 
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