The global pandemic has changed the way we interact with others - including your financial advisor. Should you consider working with a virtual advisor full time, or are you better off searching for someone local?
Thinking about taxes when timing of death becomes more certain may seem inappropriate. But, it could greatly benefit someone who needs it. In the scenario where an individual may hold assets with a loss upon death, you can pass an economic benefit to someone through effective gifting.
The good news about scholarships is that they're tax-free if used for qualified expenses. What happens if you combine GI Bill with scholarships?
A lot of active and retired Senior Military Officers and NCOs are fortunate in that we have the GI Bill to help pay for college for the "kids". It may not be enough. If your considering using student loans to help pay for school, here are four considerations
A lot of financial "pundits" are talking about converting funds in Traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs. This can be a good idea. But there are 4 things active and retired Senior Military Officers and NCOs should consider first.
With a busy military career, it's easy to lose focus on "other things". Here are 6 things to keep your eye on when it comes to your insurance.
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