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How I Cost My Dad Over $2000 in Medicare Benefits
[Update: my father passed away due to Alzheimer’s in November 2017.] It’s been a few months since I posted about Dad. He’s still happy and healthy in the care facility, and he’s a little deeper into mid-stage Alzheimer’s. (In his … Continue reading
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Book review: “Lean Body, Fat Wallet”
Lose weight and keep it off. Save money and keep your wealth. How hard could those be?!? Each concept seems so simple, but millions of people struggle with their weight and their net worth. Even if we manage to lose … Continue reading
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Options For National Guard And Reserve Retirement
I get several e-mails or “Contact me” questions every day about how to handle service in the National Guard and Reserve. Most of them I can answer on my own, and they’re good questions that deserve to be discussed in … Continue reading
Posted in Military Retirement
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Reader Question On Veterans Group Life Insurance
A reader writes: My ex-spouse has in the divorce decree that they’re the sole beneficiary from my VGLI. Do you know if I can get another policy under the VGLI for my new family? The answer is complicated because there … Continue reading
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Book Review: “Give and Take”
Ever since I retired and stopped working with a lot of people, I’ve had the time to read and learn how to be much better at working with a lot of people. I wish I’d read Adam Grant’s “Give and … Continue reading
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