Good morning. From a housing warning flashing in Google search data to retirees rethinking where they settle down, today’s stories reveal how quickly financial trends can shift. We also look at the growing anti-aging boom and what Americans are willing to spend to look — and feel — younger. Let’s get into it.

For decades, “look good, feel good” sounded like a cliché. Now Americans are spending more — and starting younger — on cosmetic treatments, turning aesthetics into a long-term investment.

The anti-aging market is projected to jump from $91 billion in 2026 to nearly $130 billion by 2030. But as demand grows, so does a key question: how much is too much to spend on looking younger?

Is your retirement plan prepared for the unexpected? It isn't just about saving enough—it's also about making sure your savings last. Over that time, the steady effects of inflation can significantly reduce your purchasing power, especially as costs for essentials like healthcare continue to rise. What seems like a comfortable nest egg today could fall short tomorrow without a forward-looking strategy.

A successful plan requires a clear objective that accounts for your goals, time horizon and the impact of rising costs. Fisher Investments' free guide, The 15-Minute Retirement Plan, can help you define your goals, understand these challenges and build a tailored strategy designed to support the retirement lifestyle you've worked for.

From MLB to the NFL, pro athletes are increasingly factoring state taxes into where they play — sometimes walking away from millions to avoid high-tax states. But while moving for a lower tax bill can look smart on paper, the strategy can backfire.