Category Archives: Insurance

Armed Forces Insurance: “Your home policy is canceled.”

Posted on February 6, 2025 by Doug Nordman

  My spouse and I have been with Armed Forces Insurance for 44 years… starting with a personal-property policy way back when I was (unbelievably) a teenage midshipman. It’s quite possible that their decades of low premiums and generous claims … Continue reading →

Posted in Insurance, Money Management & Personal Finance, USAA | 2 Comments

The “What’s Up Next?” Podcast: “Looking Out For Mom And Dad”

Posted on February 17, 2020 by Doug Nordman

  A few months ago I joined Doc G and Paul Thompson of the What’s Up Next? podcast for a panel discussion about a family financial problem: How do you look out for your parents when you don’t know anything … Continue reading →

Posted in Insurance, Military Life & Family, Money Management & Personal Finance, Reviews | 2 Comments

Family Estate Planning For Your Disability

Posted on October 31, 2019 by Doug Nordman

Here’s our capstone post for the year: our family’s estate plan. I’ve spent the last 11 months writing about the ways that our Nords family financial independence is changing. Now we’re reaching far into the future to simplify not just … Continue reading →

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“I Inherited Money And Now I Can’t Blog About Financial Independence Anymore”

Posted on August 1, 2019 by Doug Nordman

  I’m finally ready to write about distributing my father’s estate. As many of you may remember, Dad passed away in November 2017 after more than nine years with Alzheimer’s Disease. For over six of those years, Dad was in … Continue reading →

Posted in Financial Independence, Insurance | 13 Comments

Will Your Retirement Plan Handle Long-Term Care Needs? How Your Genome Impacts Disability, Caregiving, And Estate Planning

Posted on May 2, 2019 by Doug Nordman

Will your retirement plan stand up to long-term care needs? Do you have an estate plan in place? These are topics that few of us want to discuss. However, they are extremely important to your family’s long-term stability. Today, we’ll … Continue reading →

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