The best cities for retirement, a $10-million cocktail, and Chipotle unitards: Lifestyle news roundup

This Halloween, Chipotle wants to spice things up and do more than just feed customers; it wants to dress them, too.

The burrito maker has joined forces with Spirit Halloween, North America’s largest Halloween retailer, to launch its first-ever costume collection, it said in statement on Wednesday. The publicity stunt takes inspiration from the viral costume memes that both brands have tapped into in recent years.

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The richest families in the world are projected to see their wealth grow even more – ultimately reaching $9.5 trillion by 2030 – as single-family offices continue to grow and expand their assets, according to a new report from Deloitte.

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Choosing where to retire is an important decision. After a lifetime of hard work and saving, you deserve to have the security of knowing that you’re settling in a location that offers financial security, a high quality of life, and exciting activities.

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The U.S. Open has one cocktail that’s well on its way towards outpacing the combined prize money for both singles champions.

Dubbed the “Honey Deuce” cocktail, the drink is expected to serve up over $10 million in sales before this year’s tournament concludes on September 8. For comparison, the combined prize money for both singles winners is $7.2 million.

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Americans don’t feel rich with $1 million these days.

Only about one-third, or 32%, of Americans with at least $1 million in investable assets consider themselves “wealthy,” according to new findings from financial services firm Northwestern Mutual published Wednesday. Investable assets include anything someone owns that can be turned into cash and invested, including cash itself, bonds, and retirement accounts.

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Attending college may already be the most expensive experience that the average young adult can have, but for some students, that expense extends far beyond the cost of tuition, room, and board.

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Despite underperforming while on the field, the Dallas Cowboys continue to keep their owner Jerry Jones a very wealthy man.

When Jones purchased the Texas football team in 1989 for $150 million, it was a financial gamble. Decades later that gamble has paid off: by 2024 the Cowboys had made Jones a billionaire and become the first NFL team ever valued at more than $10 billion, according to sports business outlet Sportico.

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An estimated half-a-billion people listen to podcasts annually – enriching their morning commutes, workouts, and cleaning sessions with comedy shows, true crime deep dives, the news and self improvement programs.

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With prices for everything from groceries to housing continuing to rise, Americans continue to feel less well off than they did prior to the pandemic

Couples are increasingly looking for unique ways to make their wedding day unforgettable. One innovative approach is incorporating crypto and blockchain technology, which offers a secure and personalized wedding experience.

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