Your College Student and Financial Planning
So "Junior" is heading off to college next fall. Have you taken a hard look at spending with him? Here are some pointers to start the conversation.
So "Junior" is heading off to college next fall. Have you taken a hard look at spending with him? Here are some pointers to start the conversation.
Net worth is just one part of your financial picture, but it’s a good diagnostic to know. Learn more about how to calculate your net worth and why it matters.
Controlling your cash flow is critical if you want to have a successful military career. Getting into too much debt or having a low credit score can affect your clearance. Here are some thoughts on getting your cash flow under control.
FDIC insurance is insurance offered by the government to help protect your deposits at an insured bank. Learn more about FDIC insurance, including what it covers.
Do you know why you spend? Do you even think about your spending? Whether you're just getting started in the military or have served a long career, it is worth thinking about your why when it comes to spending.
Have or did you purchase EE Savings bonds while on Active Duty? Many have. But you may want to take a look at I Bonds, especially now.
Keeping data safe isn't just important while you're at work in the military. You should take the same care with your personal information.
If you've retired from the military and started a business, it's time to start "training your replacement". In other words, you need a succession plan.
As you enter the military's retired rolls, your roll in your family may change. You may be trying to manage and figure out how to fund Mom or Dad's long-term care. If things aren't looking the best, a Medicaid Annuity might be an option.
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