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| The weekend is finally here, Daily Money readers. Brett Molina is back in your inbox with more Money news. |
| But first .... |
| 💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY: If you're in the market for a used car, get ready to pay more. The production of new vehicles has been hampered by a massive semiconductor chip shortage, which means more car buyers turning to used vehicles as an alternative. |
| Here's what else is happening in Money and Tech on Friday: |
| 1. NFTs. They're really popular right now. Should you invest in one? Also, what the heck is a NFT? |
| 2. Suez Canal blockage. That massive container ship stuck in the critical waterway could have an impact on consumers. |
| 3. Social media leaders back before Congress. And lawmakers are warning of potential Big Tech regulation. |
| 4. Today's tax tip. If you are a small business owner, here's why you need an accountant. |
| 5. It's like Easter in a can. Peeps and Pepsi are teaming up to make a marshmallow soda. We'll pass. |
| Scroll down for more Money and Tech headlines, and enjoy your weekend. |
| Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor |
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 | | | Why you'll pay more for a used car | | Computer-chip shortages caused by COVID are hampering new-car production, threatening to raise used-car prices as buyers seek alternatives. | | |
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