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The is the longest day of the year — and roughly the halfway mark — which makes it a natural checkpoint for your finances. Here are a few simple items to review to make sure you’re still on track.

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An in-plan Roth conversion lets you transfer certain pre-tax retirement savings into an after-tax Roth account, so future growth and qualified withdrawals can be tax-free. The tradeoff? You’ll pay taxes on the amount you convert now.

In the right situation, it can be a smart way to manage your tax exposure over time. It all comes down to timing and your long-term plan. Get the details here and see when it might make sense for you:

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The timeline for normal shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains an important focus for global markets.

Recent prediction market activity suggests uncertainty around how quickly traffic through the strait could return to typical levels, even if broader diplomatic progress continues.

The Strait of Hormuz is a key route for global energy shipments, so changes in shipping activity can affect oil markets, fuel prices, transportation costs, and broader inflation trends.

Traders recently placed a 38% probability on traffic returning to normal by July 1, with higher odds for a later timeline.

While these numbers can change quickly, they offer a snapshot of how markets are weighing geopolitical risk, energy supply, and timing.

For households and businesses, the broader takeaway is that global shipping routes can significantly affect everyday costs, especially when energy markets are already under pressure.

Traders are skeptical of Iran timeline for Strait of Hormuz reopening Despite reports Iran could return the passageway to normal traffic flows within a month of a peace deal, Kalshi traders thought that was unlikely.