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Author Archives: Doug Nordman
Book report: Dilemmas of Family Wealth
Judy Martel was a senior editor at BankRate (a partner of Dollar Stretcher). She still blogs about financial news for the site. Her book “The Dilemmas of Family Wealth” was published by Bloomberg over five years ago. … Continue reading
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Introverts, extroverts, and retirement
A persistent claim about retiring early is that it favors a certain personality type. This rumor started over a decade ago with a survey comparing personality types with financial-management skills. It was an informal query, not a statistically significant study, … Continue reading
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More on caring for an elder’s finances
Thanks for all your feedback since my first post on my financial lessons learned from caring for an elderly parent. Frankly, writing about it helps me make sense of the situation. I also appreciate your backup! My Alzheimer’s research led … Continue reading
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Pension pitfalls
A friend’s active-duty retirement reminded us of the potential surprises & pitfalls of the first pension payment. The first surprise you may encounter is the date of your pension deposit. When you’re on active duty you’re getting paid on the … Continue reading
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Lifestyles in military retirement: surfing photos
Sometimes putting up three posts a week is a problem. However, my blogging problem isn’t deciding what subject to write about. My blogging problem is deciding which subject to write about first! Since I’m still incubating a half-dozen unfinished posts, … Continue reading
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