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Coinbase is seeking regulatory approval to offer blockchain-based stock trading

The company’s chief legal officer reportedly calls “tokenized equities” a “huge priority.”

Fortune

Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia Takes Shot at Big Ten Before Second Season in SEC

The Commodores quarterback respects the SEC, but made sure to get a good jab in at the Big Ten on a podcast appearance.

Sports Illustrated

Major hack against car-sharing firm Zoomcar sees 8.4 million users at risk

Zoomcar attack sees user names, email addresses, and phone numbers stolen - but payment data most likely secure.

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‘I have never seen such open corruption’: Trump’s crypto deals and loosening of rules shock observers

After courtship with crypto industry, president now profits immensely from a sector he once said ‘seems like a scam’

The Guardian - US

Trump Media Joins Crypto ETF Race with Bitcoin and Ethereum Fund Proposal

Trump Media plans a new Bitcoin-Ethereum ETF, aiming to attract crypto investors with a unique fund structure.

International Business Times

Trump Tariffs and Taxes: Waiting to See What Happens Is Not a Strategy

Like presidents, tariffs come and go. Policy changes also shift about every two years with the election cycle. If you're paralyzed by uncertainty, you could be missing opportunities to benefit your financial future.

Kiplinger

Is a Family Office Right for You? The Multimillion-Dollar Question

As ultra-high-net-worth individuals increase in number, many are turning to family offices to manage their complex finances. Here's how family offices work, courtesy of a finance professional.

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This Is How a Lot of Law School Students Are Cheating

Growing numbers of students are falsely claiming a learning disability to score more time to take tests. This has real-world consequences in which fellow students, law firms and their clients pay the price.

Kiplinger

Victoria's Secret says all systems are back online following cyberattack

Iinvestigation continues, but financial damages are not expected.

TechRadar

I'm a Financial Professional: This Is the Roth Conversion Mistake Too Many People Make

Converting your traditional IRA to a Roth can be a fantastic tax-saving move, but you've got to be smart about two things: how much and when.

Kiplinger

The Overlooked Generation: An Expert's Guide to How Gen X Can Finally Get Ahead

A perfect financial storm has been lashing this generation for years, but they still have time to get their retirement back on track with a few key moves.

Kiplinger

Financial Advice and Retirement Confidence: What's Wealth Got to Do With It?

This retirement researcher notes that retirement confidence increases the most for those with access to advice who have a lower total level of savings.

Kiplinger

Timing Is Everything for Roth Conversions: An Expert's Guide to the Right Strategy

Understanding the nuances of Roth conversions can help you avoid forking over more money in taxes than you need to.

Kiplinger

Are You Ready for the Emotional Side of Retirement?

Financial adviser warns that life after work is coming, so start preparing … mentally, as well as financially. If you're nervous, take heart. Some simple strategies could ease the way.

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Four Ways to Help Prevent a Market Downturn From Scrambling Your Nest Egg

You may not be able to avoid a market decline when you're newly retired and starting to rely on your nest egg for income, but you can plan for that risk.

Kiplinger

Is Your Home Disaster-Ready? An Insurance Expert's Guide to Preparing for Storms and Fires

Homeowners can take these steps to protect their properties from hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires and hail, while also potentially reducing their insurance costs.

Sports Illustrated

After the House Settlement, the Next NCAA Fight Is Just Beginning

Power conferences could consolidate legislative voting control away from other Division I schools.

Kiplinger

A Financial Adviser's Defense of Annuities: They're Just Misunderstood

Annuities can offer retirement income stability and security against market volatility, though some do have drawbacks. The key is to understand their features before buying.

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NBA Draft Shooting Tiers: Kon Knueppel, Tre Johnson Have High-Lottery Upside

Also in this category are boom-or-bust scorers, a handful with 3-and-D potential and who to keep an eye on in the second round.

TechRadar

Trump administration AI plans apparently leaked on GitHub

AI.gov site was discovered by researchers, apparently unsecured.

The National (Scotland)

Music legend cancels huge Glasgow gig just weeks ahead of time

A MUSIC legend has cancelled his Glasgow gig less than a month before it was set to take place ...

Fortune

Trump’s SEC will buoy ‘aggressive innovation,’ Webull president says: ‘Boundaries are going to be tested’

The stock-trading platform’s ties to China have invited scrutiny, but Webull’s Anthony Denier is optimistic about the company’s relationship with regulators.

Al Jazeera

‘I invested in a Ponzi scheme’: Nigerians fall victim to crypto scams

Experts say financial illiteracy, lax regulations, greed, economic hardship make people susceptible to scam companies.

Clever Dude

5 Signs Your Financial Advisor Might Be a Fraud

When it comes to your hard-earned money, trusting the right financial advisor is crucial. The right professional can help you build wealth, plan for retirement, and achieve your financial goals. But what if the person you trust with your finances isn’t who they claim to be? Financial fraud is more…

Reason

Amateur Hour Is Over: College Athletes Can Get Paid by Schools

Everything you need to know about the House settlement and the new rules governing payments to college athletes.

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