Category Archives: Military Charities

Enough– and Abundance

Posted on October 1, 2026 by Doug Nordman

What are you doing with your abundant life? When you’re saving & investing for financial independence, you’re focused on accumulating enough without sacrificing your quality of life. And if you’re still in the military, then you’re hoping to salvage a … Continue reading →

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Roth IRA Conversions: Before It’s Too Late?

Posted on September 17, 2026 by Doug Nordman

  Along your path to financial independence, have you ever contemplated doing Roth IRA conversions in your 32% income-tax bracket today— simply because (later in life) it’d save you money over taking Required Minimum Distributions in the 35% bracket? Yeah, … Continue reading →

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Fisher House Foundation – Helping Our Military Families

Posted on December 10, 2015 by Doug Nordman

[Nords note:  I donate all of my writing revenue to military-friendly charities, including Fisher House Foundation. Please consider them for your giving plans.] So, this is my first ever blog post of any kind so take it easy on the new … Continue reading →

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Charitable Gift Funds – How to Set Up An Account to Donate to Your Favorite Cause

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Doug Nordman

Several readers have asked about this donation system.  I’m not an expert, but let me tell you what I know and you can share what you know. Like most people, my spouse and I started our philanthropy by donating to … Continue reading →

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