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TipRanks Billionaire Ray Dalio Pulls the Trigger on 3 “Strong Buy” Stocks There are experts out there in the stock market whose investing moves command respect. They’ve earned this through the long-term cultivation of a reputation for true savvy in finding solid returns – and few of these experts have the stature of billionaire financier Ray Dalio. Dalio got his start trading commodity futures on Wall Street, and in 1975 he founded Bridgewater Associates from his New York City… Source link

After 38 years of speaking his mind on the Dallas airwaves, Dale Hansen is calling it quits. The 72-year-old WFAA sports anchor and commentator announced on Tuesday that he’s retiring in September. He did so with a jab at a frequent subject of his criticism — the Dallas Cowboys.  “There’s an old proverb that says all good things must come to an end, and it’s true, all good things do,” Hansen said, per WFAA. “I’ve been waiting 25 years for the Cowboys to win another Super Bowl, and I… Source link

Retirement planning can be demystified and distilled into three steps, according to one expert. “There are essentially three things you got to do to prepare for retirement,” Caroline Bruckner, Kogod Tax Policy Center’s managing director, recently told Yahoo Finance Live. “Number one, you got to save in a preferably tax-advantaged retirement saving plan. Number 2, you have to have your individual savings outside of that.” Read more: Here’s how your retirement income is taxed “And… Source link

The Guardian With world watching Derek Chauvin’s trial, focus will be on officer who ‘betrayed his badge’ Analysis: the trial over the killing of George Floyd may be a bellwether for racial justice, but the prosecution will focus on one man’s actions A demonstrator outside the Hennepin county government center in Minneapolis, Minnesota Monday. Photograph: Nicholas Pfosi/Reuters For all the many thousands of protests around the world, the global reckoning on racism and policing prompted by… Source link

Oscar De La Hoya’s opponent is TBD. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images) Oscar De La Hoya is becoming the latest legendary boxer to come out of retirement, and he has high hopes for a potential opponent. The 48-year-old boxer announced Friday that he is officially returning to the ring on July 3, during a Triller Fight Club event alongside Snoop Dogg. He did so with a literal mic drop. De La Hoya’s opponent is currently TBD, but Triller founder Ryan Kavanaugh told Yahoo Sports’ Kevin Iole that… Source link

Benzinga How Anyone at Any Age Can Retire by 2030 Is it really necessary to spend 40 or 50 years of your life working? It’s a question that many have started asking themselves. Learn more about how you can retire by 2030, whether you’re 30, 40, 50 or 60. Make decisions now. You need at least 70% to 80% of your preretirement income after you retire. Starting from $0 right this minute? You’re not alone. The Employee Benefits Research Institute reports that 37% of all employees age 35 to 44 and… Source link

The Associated Press Colorado State seeded No. 1 in 16-team NIT Colorado State, Saint Louis, Memphis and Ole Miss are the No. 1 seeds for the National Invitation Tournament. The four second seeds are Richmond, Davidson, Saint Mary’s and Boise State. Seeded third are Toledo, Western Kentucky, North Carolina State, and SMU, and the remainder of the field includes Buffalo, Dayton, Mississippi State and Louisiana Tech. Source link

Roger Federer speaks to the media ahead of his comeback at the Qatar Open. (Photo by Morgan Hancock/Getty Images) Roger Federer has opened up about retirement on the eve of his long-awaited return to the ATP tour. The 39-year-old, who has needed two operations to correct a long-standing knee issue, returns to action in Qatar this week – his first tournament since the 2020 Australian Open. HUGE: Novak Djokovic’s surprise announcement after Aus Open ‘NEARLY KILLED’: Tennis fans in shock over scary… Source link

Quarterback Philip Rivers is retiring after 17 seasons in the NFL, he announced Wednesday. “It’s just time,” he told Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune. “It’s just right.” Rivers, who turned 39 in December, spent all but one of his professional seasons playing for the Chargers — first the San Diego Chargers, and then the Los Angeles Chargers — and played his final season for the Indianapolis Colts. “This is the first year I felt like the ending was real,” he said…. Source link

Brady has heartfelt message for Blount after RB retires originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Former New England Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount announced his retirement Friday after nine seasons in the NFL. Blount, 34, made the announcement on his Instagram page with a video and a message thanking each organization he’s played for since entering the league in 2010. Read the message below: During his two-and-a-half seasons in New England, Blount helped the Patriots to two Super… Source link