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I’m no know it all far from it. I’m a sponge learning something new every day. It’s just that I’ve met plenty of people who didn’t follow the tips below and they live with regret. I

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I’m sitting in a restaurant for lunch and two people at the table next to me start talking about investing and their 401ks. True story. I’m not good with ages but they were 30ish give or take. Their

If you are an investor, you must have a strategy that defines when you will sell an investment. It’s called having a “sell discipline” in the business. Now don’t get me wrong. I’m not suggesting you become

What do you do? You will continue to work after age 65. You are covered by your employer’s health plan. However, you’re faced with the Medicare Tricare for Life (TFL) decision. Here are your options. Stay with your employer

There are financial service firms using the front of helping with VA benefits as a way to meet prospective customers. Some appear to be veteran organizations–“appear” being the key word. These groups solicit your business based on

You mean there’s a way to cancel my SBP due to my VA rating? Yes, there is. But whether you should exercise this option is a whole ‘nother matter. You have an irrevocable option to cancel