You might be sabotaging your retirement without even knowing it — either by putting off important planning, being too risk averse, or just forgetting to account for everything you'll need after you quit working.
Doing so is surprisingly common. According to Northwestern Mutual, 50% of Gen Xers expect to outlive their savings in retirement. Maybe that's why almost half of Gen X is either expecting to continue to work in retirement or is already doing so.
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Space Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX), commonly referred to as ****** eX, got an initial share price bounce when it IPO'd due to enthusiasm about what it might do over the years to come -- such as building orbital data centers. It's also an Elon Musk company, which draws a lot of interest. (Tesla has averaged annual gains of 39% over the past decade.)
You might be wondering whether you should buy shares yourself or just forget about it.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
I myself am forgetting about it, but every investor is different, so it's worth learning more and making your own decision. Here are some considerations.
Here are reasons for buying:

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Everton have announced the transfer of fullback Nathan Patterson to Torino in Serie A. Though the the transfer fee was not disclosed, it is rumoured to be under £1 million with a hefty 30% sell-on fee attached as well.
The 24-year-old leaves Everton after four and a half seasons, having joined from Glasgow Rangers in January 2022 and ushered the club through a couple of relegation battles.
He only featured in 68 games in his time here, having failed to win David Moyes' trust to become the starter at a position of need for the Blues for close to a decade since the decline of former club captain Seamus Coleman.
Despite featuring in all three group games for Scotland at this summer's World Cup, on his way out of the club Patterson even had to endure the insult of Moyes forgetting his name, calling him 'Craig Patterson' at a recent press conference. He will leave the club on good terms with the fans though.
Good luck to you Patto, and here's wishing you all the best in your career.

#patterson #club

There's a ghost following Cooper Hoffman. Luckily for me, he brings it up first.
We're only around 20 minutes into breakfast at the West Village staple Morandi the first time Hoffman mentions his late father, the beloved actor Philip Seymour Hoffman. The restaurant has long been one of his family's favorite haunts, and the booth three spots over is where Hoffman recently celebrated his younger sister's high school graduation and acceptance to either Michigan State or the University of Michigan (Hoffman, laughing and shamefaced, keeps forgetting which). When the conversation turns to the New York Knicks' unbelievable playoff run, a decades-in-the-making miracle that Hoffman had to watch "drunk in bed" while in London attending a wedding, he invokes the memory of a man he lost just a month before his 11th birthday.
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Sandra Bullock was back for the Practical Magic 2 London photocall, held inside the Ballroom at Claridge's—a wise decision considering the rain in the capital this morning.
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You weren't as sold as I was on her leopard-print Givenchy look. Sandra may have a mild-mannered demeanour, but she has never been afraid to make a bold and big statement. Are we forgetting The Lost City London premiere, its Los Angeles premiere, the 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards or the Ocean's 8 world premiere?
Those who weren't convinced by the leopard print will probably prefer this Erdem Resort 2027 look. The black blazer, white asymmetric skirt and lace detailing offer a softer route into the film's witchy world, with the dark romanticism coming through the monochrome palette and black lace.
I love how the lace breaks up the monochrome layers, while the white neck scarf adds another point of interest. Smart but not overly formal, this is more subdued than her premiere look.

#look #sandra

Dynasty trusts remove ******* ets from a taxable estate permanently, letting wealth compound across generations without triggering a 40% estate tax at each death.
The $15 million federal exemption, made permanent in 2026, defines who benefits. Estates comfortably below that threshold gain nothing from this structure.
Forgetting to allocate GST exemption on IRS Form 709 in the gift year exposes every future generational transfer to a flat 40% tax.
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If you have real wealth and a taxable estate on the horizon, the Rockefeller family structure offers a template. In 1934, John D. Rockefeller Jr. locked most of the family fortune into a set of irrevocable trusts that have since carried ******* ets through six generations without a single federal estate tax bill. The structure has a name: Dynasty Trust, and it is still legal in 2026.

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Dynasty trusts remove ****** ets from a taxable estate permanently, letting wealth compound across generations without triggering a 40% estate tax at each death.
The $15 million federal exemption, made permanent in 2026, defines who benefits. Estates comfortably below that threshold gain nothing from this structure.
Forgetting to allocate GST exemption on IRS Form 709 in the gift year exposes every future generational transfer to a flat 40% tax.
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If you have real wealth and a taxable estate on the horizon, the Rockefeller family structure offers a template. In 1934, John D. Rockefeller Jr. locked most of the family fortune into a set of irrevocable trusts that have since carried ****** ets through six generations without a single federal estate tax bill. The structure has a name: Dynasty Trust, and it is still legal in 2026.

#dynasty #taxable

Investors may be forgetting that Nvidia (NVDA) is the dominant player in the AI chip game — at least through the lens of the valuation on the chip king's stock.
The call: Nvidia shares are trading at a roughly 40%-50% discount to AI compute peers on an enterprise value-to-free cash flow basis, according to new research from Bank of America ****** yst Vivek Arya. What's more, the stock is trading at a 31% to 36% discount to the S&P 500 (^GSPC).
The relative valuation discount on Nvidia is "overstating the risks" ****** ociated with investments in companies such as OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) and Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) and creating a "compelling opportunity," Arya said.
Despite an 8% rally over the past month heading into Nvidia's Aug. 26 earnings report, shares of Nvidia are still 7% below their 52-week high. Nvidia's stock hit a 52-week high of $236.54 on May 14, per Yahoo Finance AlphaSpace data.
If there is any reason to proceed with caution ahead of Nvidia's earnings, it's that the market is positioned for the company to post something great and for CEO Jensen Huang to sound super bullish on the earnings call.

#arya #shares

Red Sox Fans Want Franklin Arias, but They're Forgetting One Thing originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
If the Boston Red Sox ultimately decide to call up youngster Franklin Arias, there are going to be some decisions that have to be made with the remainder of their roster.
The one promising thing for Boston is that Sept. 1 allows teams to call up two extra players, as rosters expand from 26 to 28.
With the hope that Arias will make his debut, many fans think that will probably be the time Boston decides to call him up.
However, it feels like some fans are forgetting something: the Red Sox active roster doesn't have Trevor Story on it.

#arias #forgetting

Randal Kolo Muani has been spotted on the ground in Turin and is on the verge of formally completing his return to Juventus, this time on a permanent transfer that could be worth a maximum of €50m.
According to reports from various outlets on Saturday evening, Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain have an agreement in place for the permanent transfer of Kolo Muani at a cost of €38m plus €12m in potential bonuses, some of which are easier to achieve than others.
Juventus have been attempting to secure the Frenchman's services for several weeks, not forgetting their attempts to resign the centre-forward during the summer transfer window in 2025 either.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – JUNE 22: Randal Kolo Muani #20 of Juventus FC looks on during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 group G match between Juventus FC and Wydad AC at Lincoln Financial Field on June 22, 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Francois Nel/Getty Images)
Kolo Muani had spent the second half of the 2024-25 season on loan with Juventus, netting eight goals from 16 Serie A appearances before going on to join Tottenham Hotspur on loan for the 2025-26 campaign.

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Princess Diana's wedding to the future King Charles in 1981 was watched by 750 million people worldwide
Her wedding gown faced several obstacles during the ceremony, including a perfume stain and unexpected creasing
Charles also had a few mishaps, like mixing up his vows and forgetting to kiss his bride
Princess Diana's wedding may have been touted as a fairytale, but there were plenty of unscripted moments.
Lady Diana Spencer wed the then-Prince Charles on July 29, 1981, at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. (Charles later became monarch when he acceded to the throne in 2022, before his coronation ceremony the following year.)

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Investors dumping chip stocks hand over fist this summer may be forgetting something important: the strong fundamentals of the underlying companies.
Quick insight: JPMorgan is one of the first sell-side firms to come out bullish in the wake of the chip stock rout.
Others could soon follow, given the depth of the sell-off.
"We think that semis will find a floor soon on continued strong earnings delivery," JPMorgan strategist Mislav Matejka said in a note on Monday.
"Our view is that fundamentals will likely remain constructive, as meaningful supply additions are not due before 2028, so it would be too early at present to price in an inflection … if hyperscalers capex guidance remains strong, then we think that investors should step back into the ****** e over summer," Matejka said.

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Investors dumping chip stocks hand over fist this summer may be forgetting something important: the strong fundamentals of the underlying companies.
Quick insight: JPMorgan is one of the first sell-side firms to come out bullish in the wake of the chip stock rout.
Others could soon follow, given the depth of the sell-off.
"We think that semis will find a floor soon on continued strong earnings delivery," JPMorgan strategist Mislav Matejka said in a note on Monday.
"Our view is that fundamentals will likely remain constructive, as meaningful supply additions are not due before 2028, so it would be too early at present to price in an inflection … if hyperscalers capex guidance remains strong, then we think that investors should step back into the **** e over summer," Matejka said.

Nearly 18 million people tuned in to watch England muddle past Norway on ITV over the weekend, so it's a safe bet that tonight's World Cup semi-final with Argentina will comfortably top 20 million viewers on the BBC.
Some will be watching this World Cup for the first time. Some might be new to following England in tournaments. If that's you, welcome. You're not too late. The World Cup is a book that can be opened at any page, each chapter a distinct challenge, a new puzzle to solve. You don't need to have watched England toil against Ghana to appreciate this intense showdown with Argentina.
Perhaps you're 10 years old watching your first World Cup, in which case absorb it, it will forever be your favourite. Perhaps you don't usually watch football but the algorithm served up reels of Wonderwall singalongs, Harry's Kane's high-pitched interview, John Stones' party shoulder, and you thought, I need a bit of whatever this is.
Come on in. This is where we keep the memories. Mind your step, the floor is littered with trauma. That faded picture on the back wall? That's Bobby Moore on a throne of shoulders. The dusty statuette in the corner? That's the old World Cup trophy. Ah, yes, the rake you just stepped on is the physical manifestation of Diego Maradona's left hand. And the handle that just hit you in the face is his left foot.
Because – and it's only fair to give some warning here – it hurts to support your team in knockout football, pain spawned from a specific kind of angst that churns your insides whenever the ball goes near the goal. When Alexander Sorloth and Erling Haaland rushed behind England's defence on Saturday night, and Norway were effectively one pass from the semi-finals, you may have experienced side effects such as swearing repeatedly or forgetting to breathe. Don't panic, this is all normal.

There was an early unexpected delay to the World Cup semi-final between France and Spain after the referee had to be bailed out by a colleague for forgetting a key piece of equipment.
Spain won a free-kick on eight minutes after France midfielder Adrien Rabiot mistimed a challenge on Spain’s Dani Olmo, standing on the Barcelona man’s foot which saw him see a yellow card.
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But in an embarrassing moment for referee Ivan Barton, he suddenly realised he did not have the white vanishing spray needed to show the wall where to stand.
Fourth official Glenn Nyberg ran onto the pitch to give him the spray can as Salvadoran official Barton made his way towards the touchline, smiling as he jogged past slightly bewildered players.

The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) is one of the 10 Best Long-Term Stocks to Buy Now According to Warren Buffett.
Food products firm The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC)'s shares are down by 8.2% over the past year and by 2.8% year-to-date. Berkshire disclosed a stake in the firm in the third quarter of 2015. Back then, it held 325 million shares that were worth $22.9 billion. Or more precisely, Berkshire had disclosed holding 325,634,818 The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) shares back then. In perhaps the strongest example of Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett's philosophy of buying and forgetting, the investment firm has held the exact number of shares since then. However, as the average price has dipped from $75.49 to $23.52, the latest stake is worth $7.3 billion.
The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) made a major announcement on June 18th when it announced that it would split its operating structure into three regions. It will combine Asia Emerging Markets and West and East Emerging Markets into one Emerging Markets Region in order to streamline business operations. The stock's dividend yield is 6.75% as of June 28th.
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Bud Cauley birdied four holes in a five-hole stretch on the back nine at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s North Course to win the RBC Canadian Open for his first PGA Tour victory in 238 career starts and eight years after being involved in a single-car accident that derailed his career.
Cauley, 36, closed with 5-under 65 on Sunday in Caledon, Ottawa for a 72-hole total of 17-under 263 and two-shot win over Matt Fitzpatrick.
A three-time first-team All-American at the University of Alabama, Cauley was destined for stardom when he turned pro, and he recorded five top-15 finishes in 11 starts to earn PGA Tour status without needing Q-School. The RBC Canadian Open was among the tournaments wooing him with a sponsor invite when he joined the pay-for-play ranks, and Cauley finished T-13 in his tournament debut in 2011.
“I just remember the golf course being very hard. I remember Tommy Gainey playing well the first round and saying we should have a U.S. Open here, kind of forgetting that we were not in the United States,” said Cauley with a laugh.
But his career has endured more lows than highs. In 2014, he suffered a shoulder injury that required surgery. That was nothing compared to tragedy striking in June 2018. Cauley was a passenger in a single-car accident in Dublin, Ohio, during the Memorial Tournament. He sustained six broken ribs, a broken leg and a collapsed lung in the accident in which he was a passenger. He posted on Instagram that he felt “lucky to be alive.”