How Much Do I Need to Make After Military Retirement?
Wondering how much money you need to earn after you retire from the military? You're lucky. We've done (most) the math for you.
Wondering how much money you need to earn after you retire from the military? You're lucky. We've done (most) the math for you.
Every unit you served in in the military had a mission. Shouldn't your family have a mission too?
Stock volatility is just another way of measuring uncertainty. Something military members are used to dealing with. But...it is still important to understand what it is and how to measure it.
You're in your post-military "forever house" and you're thinking about some renovations. Fall can be a perfect time to do so. But like always, you need a plan.
As you progress through the initial stages of your military retirement, you may realize that your planned ultimate retirement doesn't sound that great anymore. That's o.k. and here are some things to do about it.
You get training on COMPSEC, OPSEC and COMSEC. Does that training carry over to your personal life? Here are some things to check to see if it does.
Being dropped from your home insurance is stressful, but there are ways to ensure you don’t have a lapse in coverage and that you get all your questions answered. Learn more here.
Military members, active or retired, may have less experience, I think, with long-term home ownership. So, they may not have a lot of experience with renovations, much less with calculating ROI. Here is some help with that.
While on Active Duty you've had to balance. Balancing training with safety as one example. In your personal life you also want to balance your saving with your current lifestyle. Here are some things you might want to consider.
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