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Author Archives: Doug Nordman
When Should You Stop Working? – Determining the Best Time to Retire
What’s your future? After active duty will you retire from the military to a “bridge career”, will you semi-retire to work part-time, or will you retire early and never earn a paycheck again? These questions are tough retirement issues. Like … Continue reading
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The Biggest Benefits of a Military Retirement
All retirees have to accumulate the resources to last for the rest of their lives, but early retirees (before age 65) have two daunting challenges: paying for healthcare and contending with decades of inflation. Health insurance is largely a workplace … Continue reading
“But… but… but what will I DO all day?!?”
“But… but… but what will I DO all day?!?” The two biggest challenges facing financially independent people may be inflation and affordable healthcare. However, the most frequently-asked question is what you’re going to do with your new life. Ironically, the … Continue reading
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