Category Archives: Money Management & Personal Finance

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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Do You Need A Digit Account?

Posted on October 6, 2015 by Doug Nordman

When you’re starting your career, it takes a while to get your money into autopilot for financial independence. You’ll track your expenses and build a budget, and you’ll save and invest while you pay down your debt. You’ll set up … Continue reading →

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Top Three New USAA Products And Services

Posted on August 27, 2015 by Doug Nordman

It’s been a while since my last post about USAA, and they’ve churned out several new products. Individually they’re impressive enough, and collectively they’re making life easier for members. Before I dig into that, the Federal Trade Commission wants me … Continue reading →

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Survey Results For “The Millennial Next Door”

Posted on January 15, 2015 by Doug Nordman

MoneyTips.com is launching a free eBook on financially successful Millennials! “The Millennial Next Door” is based on a survey of nearly 600 Millennials who volunteered their financial progress. They also shared their fears and regrets, and gave their advice. (Disclosure: … 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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