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I'm a Financial Pro: You Really Can Make New Year's Money Resolutions That Stick (and Just Smile as Quitter's Day Goes By)

The secret to keeping your New Year's financial resolutions? Just make your savings and retirement contributions 100% automatic.

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Ranking the 10 Dumbest College Sports Ideas in 2025

Belichick’s first season at UNC, college hoops free agency, a governor meddles in a coaching search and more from a year of odd decisions.

Sports Illustrated

What Top Men’s College Basketball Teams Should Resolve to Do in New Year

Seven elite teams have clear objectives as conference play begins in their quest toward March Madness.

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How AI and Algorithms Are Quietly Rewriting the Global Fashion Supply Chain

TikTok’s “Coastal Cowgirl” aesthetic started as a throwaway hashtag. On May 6, 2024, there were roughly 12 million views tagged #CoastalCowgirl; fourteen days later, the counter topped 120 million.

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The SEC Is Concerned for Older Investors and Retirement Savers. Here's What You Should Know.

The SEC focusing on older investors, retirement and college savers, and private securities. Here's how those changes impact you.

Kiplinger

Why You Should Pay Attention to Company Guidance

Understanding how corporate profit forecasts affect analysts’ estimates and stock ratings can help you make investment decisions.

Kiplinger

You can own a piece of the first $124 million Atari Hotel in Phoenix for as little as $500 — Developer launches SEC-backed fundraiser with construction set to begin next year

The dreams of an Atari Hotel are alive and kicking after the project was initially announced back in 2020 — the first venue is set for Phoenix, Arizona. The developers have returned with an update, and they're raising money to begin construction next year, lending you equity in the process…

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Regulation Sneak: 5 Lesser-Known Rules Quietly Shaping Advisor Strategy

Financial advisors may seem like they operate in a world of charts, portfolios, and client meetings, but lurking behind the scenes are rules that quietly steer their every move. These aren’t the flashy SEC headlines or widely publicized regulations everyone debates—they’re the subtle, almost invisible forces that can change strategy…

The Free Financial Advisor

Flawed but Fighting Alabama Answers Doubters With a Stunning CFP Comeback Win

The Crimson Tide rattled off 27 consecutive points to eliminate Oklahoma and advance to the Rose Bowl quarterfinal against No. 1 Indiana.

Sports Illustrated

Alabama vs. Oklahoma: Three Bold Predictions for Friday’s First Round CFP Bout

The Crimson Tide will visit the Sooners on Friday night.

Sports Illustrated

Alabama-Oklahoma Game Day Guide: What’s at Stake & How to Watch, Stream

Here's everything you need to know before a clash of SEC foes in the first game of the College Football Playoff.

Sports Illustrated

Are You Putting Yourself Last? The Cost Could Be Your Retirement Security

If you're part of the sandwich generation, it's critical that you don't let the needs of your aging parents come at the expense of your future.

Kiplinger

How Alabama Can Beat Oklahoma in First Round of CFP

Alabama is seeking revenge in their first round matchup against Oklahoma.

Sports Illustrated

Ranking the 12 People Feeling the Most Pressure in the College Football Playoff

Coaches, commissioners, quarterbacks and two entire schools have a lot riding on this playoff run that could end in glory—or failure.

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Texas Announces Return of Former DC Will Muschamp, Replacing Pete Kwiatkowski

The Longhorns bring back the former defensive coordinator (and a one-time Texas head coach-in-waiting).

International Business Times

DiamondLake Wants To Tokenize Your Business

The arrest of FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried in December 2022 and FTX's sudden collapse was a sign that security tokens would soon become far more significant than other crypto instruments, says Brian J. Esposito.

Sports Illustrated

Joel Klatt Admits His March Madness Take Was ‘Terrible’ While Arguing About CFP

“The NCAA basketball tournament is a joke,” Klatt said earlier this week, after claiming “no one cares about James Madison” in the College Football Playoff.

Sports Illustrated

Holiday Gifts for the Top Women’s College Basketball Teams

Offering presents that make some of the top 10 squads even better, plus teams to keep an eye on, risers and fallers, and more in this week’s roundtable.

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Ranking All 12 Coaches in the 2025 College Football Playoff

Curt Cignetti? Ryan Day? Bob Chesney?! Find out where we ranked each ahead of the tournament.

Fortune

A 24-year-old CEO convinced his parents to open a custodial account in second grade. He fears meme stocks inflate Gen Z’s dreams of getting rich quick

A recent survey led by his company shows the majority of Gen Zs believes investing is a better way to reach their financial goals than a nine-to-five job, even if they don’t know how it works.

Sports Illustrated

Ranking Every Quarterback in the College Football Playoff

How do all 12 quarterbacks in the College Football Playoff stack up?

Sports Illustrated

Ranking the Top 25 Players in the 2025 College Football Playoff

The Heisman Trophy winner highlights the list filled with impact defenders and standout offensive players all hoping to win the national championship.

Sports Illustrated

SEC Bowl Game Schedule & Updated Record

The SEC will look to win a national title for the first time since Georgia last did in 2022.

The Conversation

Billionaires with $1 salaries – and other legal tax dodges the ultrawealthy use to keep their riches

Ray Madoff, a Boston College law professor, has written a new book: “The Second Estate: How the Tax Code Made an American Aristocracy.” She recently spoke to Kara Miller, host of the podcast “It Turns Out,” about how the American tax system has changed over the past 40 years, widening…

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Breaking Down Georgia’s Path to a College Football Playoff National Title

A look at Georgia’s path through the College Football Playoff toward a national title.

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