Here’s how to time your retirement to keep your healthcare costs down
Plus, more ways to lower how much you pay out of pocket for medical care in retirement.
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Ontario court enforces rare non-compete against departing investment advisor
The advisor argued the non-competition clause was so sweeping that enforcing it would push him into retirement, since he holds a securities license only in Ontario and is now 68. Justice Mills was not persuaded. She found the clause clear rather than ambiguous, confined to Ontario, capped at 12 months, and precise about the activities…
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Jamie Dimon’s bearish treasuries bond call has been hot trade in 2026
CHICAGO – MARCH 28: Traders in the Ten-Year Treasury Note options pit at the Chicago Board of Trade signal offers in a flurry of activity following the announcement by the Federal Open Market Committee that it was raising short term interest rates another .25 percent March 28, 2006 in Chicago, Illinois. Scott Olson | Getty…
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The Refresh: 5 Things I’m Coveting for My Summer Bedroom
To me, the ideal summer bedroom is all about simplicity: windows open, crisp sheets, and a light for those of us (me) who want to stay up and read into the night. I’ve been wanting to make a few small tweaks to make my own bedroom cool and serene for the balance of the summer….
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Money Market Account vs. Money Market Fund
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Why energy stocks still look so cheap, even after their big rally this month
Energy stocks are having a big month as oil prices surge on Iran war fears — but it’s not solely the conflict in the Middle East that makes the sector appear attractive.
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Accounting’s next challenge: Guarding what AI can’t replace
Artie Minson is CEO of New York-based Trullion, provider of an AI-powered accounting and audit platform for finance teams. He previously served as co-CEO of WeWork and as CFO of Time Warner Cable and AOL. Views are the author’s own. CFO Dive recently reported that finance and accounting are now the fastest-growing business majors in…
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Super Micro’s stock soars as its margins unexpectedly double
The AI server maker now expects gross margins to be in the range of 15% to 17% thanks to an improving customer and product mix
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Why Your Supply Chain Is Leaking Cash
With $1.7 trillion tied up in inefficient supply chains, CFOs are making liquidity a core strategy. Gustavo Muller, Monkey There’s $1.7 trillion of working capital sitting on the balance sheets of the largest U.S. companies: not locked in failed investments or delayed acquisitions, but trapped in slow receivables, excess inventory, and payment structures designed for…
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What This Synaptics Insider Filing Signals to Long-Term Investors With the Stock Up 72% in a Year
Lisa Bodensteiner, the Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary at Synaptics Incorporated (SYNA +5.04%), reported a sale of 1,502 shares, according to an SEC Form 4 filing. Transaction summary Metric Value Transaction value ~$171,709 Shares sold 1,502 Post-transaction shares (directly held) 60,487 Post-transaction value $6.87 million Transaction value based on SEC Form…
