Category Archives: Investing & TSP

REVEALED: Our Asset Allocation During Financial Independence

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Doug Nordman

A reader writes: Hey Nords, what asset allocation do you maintain now that you’re financially independent and retired? I retired from the military over 13 years ago, and today we still have pretty much the same high-equity asset allocation that … Continue reading →

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How Should I Invest During Retirement?

Posted on February 20, 2014 by Doug Nordman

A reader writes: “I would like your opinion on an investment strategy. I’m sure you cringe at anyone who asks for investment advice, however, this question is very big picture. I have five years before I retire and I am … Continue reading →

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Book review: “Lean Body, Fat Wallet”

Posted on November 14, 2013 by Doug Nordman

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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When do you stop contributing to tax-deferred accounts?

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Doug Nordman

A reader writes: How do you know when you have enough assets in retirement accounts so that you can stop contributing and put your money in taxable accounts? We could probably stop now but it’s a hard habit to break. … Continue reading →

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Building the Ultimate Investment Portfolio

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Doug Nordman

I’ve been reading financial discussion boards for over a decade, and they tend to converge on a few perpetual topics. One of them is “How’s my portfolio?”  Here’s a typical example: “Hi guys glad I found this board great to … Continue reading →

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