Retirement

Legendary jockey Frankie Dettori ended his 40-year career with a dramatic double win at Gavea racecourse in Rio de Janeiro. The 55-year-old Italian celebrated amid torrential rain and delays, soaking up champagne and lager from peers. Dettori's farewell tour concluded in style, marking the close of a storied journey in the sport.

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David Robertson, a World Series champion and All-Star pitcher, announced his retirement on Friday after a 17-year major league career spanning eight teams. The 40-year-old right-hander recorded 179 saves with a 2.93 ERA and was part of 10 playoff teams.

Veteran padel player Moyano is preparing for his final tournament in Mallorca, sharing the court with his son in a dream come true. This marks the end of a distinguished career that includes a 2012 World Championship win with Argentina.

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Nicolas Torre III, former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief and current Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) general manager, has stated that he neither signed nor filed a request for optional retirement from police service. He plans to discuss the matter with his superiors following a National Police Commission (Napolcom) order approving his retirement.

Opening a Personal Equity and Retirement Account (PERA) in the Philippines requires careful selection of an administrator and investment products to ensure long-term retirement savings success. This article outlines the roles of key parties involved and types of eligible investments.

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The Personal Equity and Retirement Account (PERA) is a framework offering tax incentives to encourage Filipinos to save for retirement. Modeled after the US 401(k), it stems from the 2008 PERA Act. Despite existing for nearly two decades, PERA products and digital access continue to expand.