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It’s okay if one spouse loves spreadsheets and the other would rather fly through turbulence. Both should still understand the financial plan.

Maxing the TSP is amazing; super-maxing is a flex…

For eligible service members, the Health Care Flexible Spending Account, or HCFSA, can be a valuable option.

Military members seem to have a strange allergy to life insurance—but protecting your family from financial turbulence is too important to leave to chance.

Your retirement date is one of the biggest calls you'll make, and it should be driven by your family and your next mission first.

This Labor Day, instead of just thinking about work, take a minute to think about what all those years of work are actually buying you.

Investing and personal finance have too much jargon. Let’s just focus on the basics of account types!

Understanding Required Minimum Distributions: The Retirement Tax Bill Many People Forget About

What Does the Top 10% Retirement Saver Look Like at Ages 30, 40, and 50?

Should You Leave Your Retirement Savings in the TSP After Military Retirement?

There is almost no end to the risks we endure in military service. But how do we face up to investment risk?

Could there really be one simple credit card hack that’s better than all of the others?

When the worst happens, you may be entitled to free financial planning from a fiduciary.

Trump accounts are available July 4th--should you open one?

Retire to It, Not From It

Maybe it’s time to rethink this whole bucket list idea?

“Wealth has an interesting way of distorting our perceptions and changing our motivations…”

Financial Literacy: When to Start, What to Teach, and Mistakes That Cost More Than Money

Why Veterans—Especially Pilots—Should Embrace the VA Disability Process

I Know How Much You Spend. Do You?