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Asset Allocation Lesson
Hi all, the video on asset allocation is located in the FI Academy classroom under Phase 2 and the video is titled "Index Fund Investing"
2 likes • Nov 2
This is the video I was referring to in class today. It was very good, I intend on watching it again.
Guest Info and Question Request for Oct. (TSP)
Hi all, Our guest for Oct. 8th 7pm est. will be Lacey Langford Lacey Langford is an Air Force veteran and Accredited Financial Counselor® who transforms people's relationship with money from fear to confidence. With over 15 years of financial experience, she understands firsthand the unique challenges military families face. Driven by her belief that helping one person can truly lift all, Lacey bootstrapped and built two impactful ventures. She founded MILMO®, a community dedicated to empowering U.S. service members with financial literacy and entrepreneurial guidance, and hosts the MILMO® Show podcast. She will be talking about TSP and the nuances around that retirement plan. Please put any questions you might have in this thread so that we can have a great conversation and presentation with Lacey
Guest Info and Question Request for Oct. (TSP)
1 like • Oct 8
QUESTIONS 1. When did you start contributing to the TSP and do you still have all your funds in the TSP? If yes, why? If no, why? 2. If you were going to retire this year, which Fund(s) would you have your investments in and why? 3. How does the TSP administrative/operating expense compare to other plans? 4. When moving the money in your TSP account to another plan, what are some of the questions you need to ask the provider? 5. How often do you re-balance your portfolio and why? 6 Biggest TAX Strategy when moving/withdrawing funds from your TSP? 7 What are your thoughts on the 4% rule when it comes to withdrawing funds from your TSP in retirement? 8 What should you consider when thinking about withdrawing funds from your TSP vs. receiving social security before your full retirement age? Thank you,
The Big Shut Down
To invest vs Not to invest. What are your thoughts?
The Big Shut Down
0 likes • Oct 5
Keep in mind also, how did the market perform during the last two major government shutdowns in 2018/2019 under Trump and 2013 under Obama? I understand things are different in 2025.
Andy Hill speaker and Question Request
Hi all, Here is a little about the speaker we will have on Sept. 29th 7pm EST. Please put question we would like him to answer during the call on this thread so that we can have a great conversation. Andy Hill, AFC®️ is the award-winning family finance coach behind Marriage Kids and Money - a platform dedicated to helping families build wealth and happiness. Andy's advice and personal finance experience have been featured in major media outlets like CNBC, Forbes, MarketWatch, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance and NBC News. Andy has accomplished so many things in such a short time such as 1. Paying off $50k in debt in less than 1 year 2. Became mortgage free by 35 3. He and His wife became millionaires in less than 10 years starting from a 50k in debt) His debut book, “Own Your Time: 10 Financial Steps to Put Your Family First and Escape the Corporate Grind”, will be released in January 2026.
Andy Hill speaker and Question Request
1 like • Sep 29
Hello Mr. Hill, Thank you in advance for taking the time to review and answer my questions. 1. What was the blueprint that you and your wife followed that allowed you both to become millionaires in less than 10 years and what was your average income during those years? 2. Is it possible for someone who is retired (65+) and on a fixed income become a millionaire in less than 10 years? Explain 3. Once parents get their financial house in order and they want to give their adult children a financial gift to help them pursue their dream to earn an income and also set up a retirement account for them, what percentage of their portfolio should they give their children and what type of a retirement account they should set up for them? What is a good tax strategy for this? Thank you!
NARFE (National Active Retired Federal Employee)
Hello Everyone, Follow-up from class today. NARFE is an association for civilians who are or will be eligible to receive an annuity or survivor annuity from the federal government. Go to www.NARFE.org to learn more about them and the resources they have available to members.
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Linda from Houston.

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