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Five Ways Retirees Can Keep Perspective Through Market Jitters

Market volatility is a recurring event with historical precedents (the dot-com bubble, global financial crisis and pandemic), each followed by recovery. Here's how people who are near or in retirement can navigate economic uncertainty.

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McLaughlin: 5+11 Playoff Format Equalizer for ACC & Big 12?

Spencer McLaughlin discusses possible landing schools for BYU quarterback Jake Retlzaff, expected to transfer soon.

SuperWest Sports

March Madness Is Likely to Expand Because of a Cash-and-Power Grab

In a 72- or 76-team field, the extra teams will overwhelmingly be the dregs of the top five conferences—the SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Big 12 and Big East.

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The Latest: Supreme Court will allow Trump’s plans to downsize the federal workforce to go ahead

The Supreme Court has cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s plans to downsize the federal workforce despite warnings from experts that vital government services will be lost and hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be out of their jobs

The Independent UK

Big 12 Hopes Parity Will Result in Multiple Bids to College Football Playoff

Picked last in the 2024 preseason, Arizona State was the league’s only participant in the playoff as the conference chose not to rank its teams this year.

Sports Illustrated

Trump Media files for 'Crypto Blue Chip ETF' with SEC

President Donald Trump plans to launch a cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund, or ETF, through his media company

The Independent UK

Robinhood's OpenAI, Space X Tokens Aren't Just A Gimmick—Here's What's Still To Come

Robinhood (NASDAQ:HOOD) is currently in talks with European Union regulators over its new tokenized equities offering, CEO Vlad Tenev confirmed. He said the firm "welcomes" regulatory scrutiny as part of launching what it sees as a major leap forward in democratizing financial access.

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Anti-Israel/Anti-Zionist Speech Doesn't Violate School Board Members' Ethics Obligations, When Said in the Member's Personal Capacity as Professor

But speech sharply critical of Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, and of Sharia (and thus perhaps of traditionalist Islam) had been found, by the same commission, to be unethical.

Reason

Cryptocurrency Regulation: Risks, Legal Frameworks, and the Future of Digital Assets

After Satoshi Nakamoto released Bitcoin in 2008, cryptocurrency has grown from a little concept to a global financial phenomenon.

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Braidwood Distinguishes Between "Officers of the United States" And "Employees"

"Officers of the United States" can exercise "significant authority," but employees cannot.

Reason

Five Things You Can Learn From Jimmy Buffett's Estate Dispute

The dispute over Jimmy Buffett's estate highlights crucial lessons for the rest of us on trust creation, including the importance of co-trustee selection, proactive communication and options for conflict resolution.

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Adviser: For True Diversification, Think Beyond the Basic Stock-Bond Portfolio

Amid rising uncertainty and inflation, effective portfolio diversification needs to extend beyond just stocks and bonds to truly manage risk.

Kiplinger

I'm a Retirement Psychologist: Money Won't Buy You Happiness in Your Life After Work

While financial security is crucial for retirement, the true 'retirement crisis' is often an emotional, psychological and social one. You need a plan beyond just money that includes purpose, structure and social connection.

Kiplinger

Roth IRA Conversions in the Summer? Why Now May Be the Sweet Spot

Converting now would enable you to spread a possible tax hit over more than one payment while reducing future taxes.

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I'm an Insurance Expert: This Is How Your Insurance Protects You While You're on Vacation

Here are three key things to consider about your insurance (auto, property and health) when traveling within the U.S., including coverage for rental cars, personal belongings and medical emergencies.

Kiplinger

A Financial Expert's Three Steps to Becoming Debt-Free (Even in This Economy)

If debt has you spiraling, now is the time to take a few common-sense steps to help knock it down and get it under control.

Benzinga

Xponential Fitness Stock Jumps After SEC Investigation Concludes Without Action

Xponential Fitness Inc (NYSE:XPOF) shares are rising in extended trading Wednesday after the company disclosed that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concluded an investigation without taking action.

Fortune

Solana's first ETF goes live as crypto analysts predict surge of new altcoin funds

Rex Shares and Osprey Trust filed to launch the ETF in January.

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Figma Announces IPO Set for NYSE Debut: What You Should Know About Adobe's Design Rival

Figma's IPO sets the stage for one of 2025's most anticipated tech debuts, even as key offering details remain pending SEC review.

Benzinga

Jensen Sold At The Top - Nvidia Stock Could Sink After Ominous Development

Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) has been the undisputed champion of the AI era, soaring 80% since April 2025 and pushing its market cap to an eye-watering $3.8 trillion.

Kiplinger

Social Security's First Beneficiary Lived to Be 100: Will You?

Ida May Fuller, Social Security's first beneficiary, retired in 1939 and died in 1975. Today, we should all be planning for a retirement that's as long as Ida's.

Kiplinger

An Investment Strategist Demystifies Direct Indexing: Is It for You?

You've heard of mutual funds and ETFs, but direct indexing may be a new concept ... one that could offer greater flexibility and possible tax savings.

Benzinga

Microsoft, Rivian, Intel Slash Jobs In June Tech Layoff Spree

The month of June saw a fresh wave of layoffs across the technology sector, with companies both large and small making significant workforce reductions as they adapt to shifting market demands and the growing influence of artificial intelligence.

Fortune

SPACs are back: This year’s crop of blank check companies lack celebrity sponsors, and that’s likely a good thing

SPACs were all the rage in 2021 but a series of dodgy offerings soured investors. Is this time different?

Kiplinger

Why Homeowners Should Beware of Tangled Titles

If you're planning to pass down property to your heirs, a 'tangled title' can complicate things. The good news is it can be avoided. Here's how.

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