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Avoiding Costly Financial Decisions During Transition with Stacy Miller S2 E17
May 13, 2026
34m 02s
MOAA Membership Benefits with Lila Quintiliani - S2E16
Apr 30, 2026
32m 21s
S2E15 - Tax Returns for Military Families
Apr 16, 2026
44m 08s
Combat Zone Tax Exclusion TSP Contributions with Becky Noss
Apr 8, 2026
32m 38s
TSP In-Plan Roth Conversions w/ Rob Moore
Mar 25, 2026
57m 21s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 5/13/26 | Avoiding Costly Financial Decisions During Transition with Stacy Miller S2 E17✨ | financial transitionsdecision-making+4 | Stacy Miller | Bayview Financial | — | financial decisionstransitions+5 | — | 34m 02s | |
| 4/30/26 | MOAA Membership Benefits with Lila Quintiliani - S2E16✨ | military benefitstransitioning service members+4 | Lila Quintiliani | Military Officers Association of AmericaMOAA+1 | — | MOAAmilitary transition+5 | — | 32m 21s | |
| 4/16/26 | S2E15 - Tax Returns for Military Families✨ | tax returnsmilitary families+4 | — | Operation Retirement Readinessnextmissionfinancialplanning.com+1 | — | tax returnsmilitary families+5 | — | 44m 08s | |
| 4/8/26 | Combat Zone Tax Exclusion TSP Contributions with Becky Noss✨ | Combat Zone Tax ExclusionTSP Contributions+3 | Becky Noss | Healthy Wealth FinancialOperation Retirement Readiness+2 | — | Combat Zone Tax ExclusionTSP+5 | — | 32m 38s | |
| 3/25/26 | TSP In-Plan Roth Conversions w/ Rob Moore✨ | TSP In-Plan Roth ConversionsTax implications+3 | Rob Moore | Everman Wealth and ProsperityOperation Retirement Readiness | — | Roth conversionsTSP+5 | — | 57m 21s | |
| 3/12/26 | Starting a Business with Katy Stevick - S2E12✨ | transition from military to entrepreneurshipfinancial planning for business owners+1 | Katy Stevick | Align Financial PlanningMilitary Spouse Employment Partnership+4 | Fayetteville | entrepreneurshipmilitary transition+3 | — | 39m 03s | |
| 2/25/26 | Military Transitions from the Spouse’s Perspective - Season 2 Ep 11✨ | military transitionsfinancial planning+4 | Vanessa Alanis | — | — | military spousefinancial planning+7 | — | 42m 29s | |
| 2/11/26 | TSP Investment Options with Omen Quelvog - S2 Ep 10✨ | Thrift Savings Planinvestment options+4 | Omen Quelvog | Formynder Wealth Management | — | TSPinvestment strategy+8 | — | 45m 31s | |
| 1/29/26 | The Military to Government Civilian Transition S2E9✨ | military transitionfederal employment+4 | Amy King | — | — | military benefitsfederal employment+5 | — | 34m 10s | |
| 1/14/26 | Season 2 Episode 8 - Buying Your New Home with Traci Crawford✨ | home buying processreal estate practices+5 | Traci Crawford | ArmyVA | Jacksonville, Florida | home buyingreal estate+7 | — | 40m 25s | |
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| 12/12/25 | Season 2 Episode 7 - OBBBA & End of Year Planning with Paul Allen✨ | tax planningmilitary families+4 | Paul Allen | PimTax | — | tax changesauto loan interest deduction+5 | — | 32m 05s | |
| 11/26/25 | S2E6 - "What Should I Do With My TSP?"✨ | Thrift Savings Planmilitary service+4 | — | Thrift Savings PlanIRA+1 | — | TSPIRA+5 | — | 27m 03s | |
| 11/12/25 | Season 2 Episode 5 - Transition Planning with Alan Nelson | In this episode, Mike and Amy discuss military transition support with Alan Nelson, a retired Navy commander and financial planner. Alan shares his personal transition journey, the challenges faced, and the importance of financial planning for transitioning military members. He highlights key organizations that provide resources and support, the significance of networking, and common financial blind spots that veterans encounter. The conversation emphasizes the need for action, the importance of involving family in the transition process, and the value of seeking help from others.Chapters00:00 Navigating Military Transition: Alan's Journey06:41 Resources for Transitioning Veterans16:34 Blind Spots in Financial Planning23:11 Common Mistakes During Transition32:52 Key Takeaways for a Successful TransitionTakeawaysTransition is tough for everybody, whether separating or retiring.Networking is crucial for finding opportunities during transition.Budgeting is essential to understand financial needs post-transition.Establishing an emergency fund is vital for financial security.Life insurance considerations are often overlooked during transition.Evaluating total compensation from potential employers is important.Military spouses face unique challenges in the transition process.Mock interviews can significantly improve job prospects.Asking for help is a common mistake veterans make during transition.Taking consistent action is key to a successful transition.Alan’s information:https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-nelson/https://measuredmoneymaneuvers.com/(Free career transition and Financial Fitness Friday slide decks and link torecordings are on the Resources -> Education page) Alan’s 3-page list of transition / retirement resources https://operationretirementreadiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Transitioning-Military-Resources-Operation-Retirement-Readiness.pdfOperation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice.Alan’s information:https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-nelson/https://measuredmoneymaneuvers.com/ (Free career transition and Financial Fitness Friday slide decks and link to recordings are on the Resources -> Education page) Alan’s 3-page list of transition / retirement resourceshttps://operationretirementreadiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Transitioning-Military-Resources-Operation-Retirement-Readiness.pdf | — | ||||||
| 10/29/25 | Season 2 Episode 4 - OBBBA Educational Changes | This conversation delves into the significant changes brought about by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, particularly focusing on student loans, FAFSA, Pell Grants, and the implications for families planning for college. Mike Hunsberger, a subject matter expert, provides insights into the complexities of the new legislation, including changes to repayment plans, borrowing limits, and the impact on families with existing loans. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding these changes and being proactive in financial planning for education.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Student Loan Changes03:37 Historical Context of Student Loan Repayment06:31 FAFSA Changes and Implications09:30 Pell Grant Provisions and Accessibility12:36 Direct Student Loans: What Remains the Same15:26 Graduate School Loan Changes18:25 Parent Plus Loan Adjustments21:18 Impact on Family Financial Planning24:35 Repayment Plan Changes for Existing Borrowers27:18 Navigating Parent PLUS Loans and Repayment Plans33:52 Expanding Opportunities with 529 Plans38:14 College Planning for Military Families44:35 Strategies for Families Facing Student Loan ChangesTakeawaysThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act has introduced major changes to student loans.FAFSA has undergone revisions that affect small business owners.Pell Grants are now more accessible for shorter-term education programs.Direct student loan borrowing limits remain unchanged for undergraduates.Graduate school borrowing limits have been capped significantly.Parent Plus loans will now have annual and total borrowing caps.Existing borrowers need to be aware of new repayment plan options.The new repayment plans may extend payment periods to 30 years.529 plans have expanded usage for educational expenses.Families must be proactive in understanding their financial options for education.Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 10/15/25 | Season 2 Episode 3 - Insurance for Military Families with Jeremey Vidmar | In this conversation, Jeremy Vidmar, an insurance broker, discusses the various insurance options available to military service members transitioning to civilian life. He emphasizes the importance of understanding life insurance, disability insurance, and long-term care insurance, while also addressing the underwriting process and the need for personalized insurance planning. The discussion highlights the unique challenges faced by veterans in navigating these insurance products and the importance of seeking professional guidance.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Insurance for Service Members04:50 Understanding Life Insurance Types07:47 Navigating Permanent Life Insurance Advertisements10:38 Determining Insurance Needs16:58 Integrating Life Insurance with Survivor Benefits21:44 Exploring Permanent Insurance and Annuities26:20 The Importance of Disability Insurance27:18 Types of Disability Insurance Explained31:43 Understanding the Underwriting Process43:42 Long-Term Care Insurance ConsiderationsTakeawaysInsurance is a crucial consideration for transitioning military members.There are two main types of life insurance: term and permanent.Permanent insurance can be complex and often misrepresented in advertisements.Determining how much insurance one needs involves both empirical and emotional factors.Integrating life insurance with survivor benefits can be beneficial for retirees.Disability insurance is often overlooked but essential for income protection.The underwriting process is critical in determining insurance eligibility and rates.Long-term care insurance is an important consideration for future planning.Understanding the nuances of different insurance products is vital for informed decisions.Professional guidance can help navigate the complexities of insurance options. Contact Jeremy Vidmar, FIC®, CLTC®: https://www.e4.insurance/ or jvidmar@e4.insuranceOperation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 10/1/25 | Episode 2 - VA Home Loans with Brain Willingham | In this conversation, Brian Willingham, an expert in VA home loans and Streamline refinancing, discusses the benefits and intricacies of VA loans compared to conventional and FHA loans. He emphasizes the importance of working with knowledgeable lenders, understanding the VA funding fee, and navigating the transition from military to civilian life when purchasing a home. The discussion also covers VA loan limits, the Streamline refinancing process, and the potential costs involved, providing valuable insights for veterans and service members looking to utilize their VA benefits effectively.Chapters00:00 Introduction to VA Mortgages and Streamline Refinancing02:52 Understanding VA Loans vs. Conventional and FHA Loans05:49 Choosing the Right Lender for VA Loans08:57 The Role of Mortgage Brokers vs. Banks12:57 Explaining the VA Funding Fee14:57 Navigating Disability Ratings and Funding Fee Refunds19:23 Challenges of Buying a Home During Transition23:24 VA Loan Limits and Entitlement Explained27:38 Streamline Refinancing: The VA Earl Process30:32 Cost Considerations for Streamline Refinancing35:06 Due Diligence in Refinancing Decisions38:54 Final Thoughts on VA Loans and Choosing a Lender41:13 ORR-Outro-MikeFirst.mp4TakeawaysVA loans typically require no down payment and no mortgage insurance.Choosing a lender experienced with VA loans is crucial for success.The VA funding fee can be waived for certain veterans.Streamline refinancing is a quick and easy process for existing VA loan holders.Understanding your entitlement is key to maximizing VA loan benefits.VA loans have no maximum loan amount for first-time users.Interest rates for VA loans are generally better than conventional loans.It's important to evaluate the total costs when refinancing.Communication with lenders should start early in the transition process.Veterans should ensure they are working with knowledgeable professionals to leverage their benefits.LinksBrian Willingham - https://mission.mortgage/Payment Calculator - https://whatsmypayment.com/va-entitlement-calculator/Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 9/18/25 |  Episode 01 - GI Bill Conversation with Kate Horrell | SummaryIn this conversation, Mike Hunsberger and Amy discuss college finances specifically for military families with expert Kate Horrell. They explore the intricacies of the GI Bill, the importance of financial fit in college planning, and the role of school certifying officials. The discussion also covers the Yellow Ribbon Program, maximizing financial aid, and the impact of student loans. Through case studies, they illustrate how strategic use of benefits can lead to significant savings, emphasizing the importance of engaging students in the financial planning process.Chapters00:00 Introduction to College Finances for Military Families04:53 Understanding Financial Fit in College Planning08:05 Navigating the GI Bill Process10:41 The Role of School Certifying Officials13:48 Exploring the Yellow Ribbon Program25:59 Maximizing Financial Aid and Scholarships31:03 Strategic Loan Management for College Funding33:28 Understanding the Long-Term Impact of Student Loans36:04 Evaluating Loan Affordability and Financial Planning37:56 Leveraging the GI Bill for In-State Tuition Benefits45:13 Case Study: Optimizing GI Bill Benefits for Twins51:38 Engaging Students in Financial Planning for CollegeTakeawaysUnderstanding the GI Bill is crucial for military families.Financial fit is essential in the college planning process.The role of school certifying officials is often underutilized.Yellow Ribbon Program can significantly reduce tuition costs.Maximizing scholarships can alleviate financial burdens.Student loans should be approached with caution and understanding.Strategic use of GI Bill benefits can save families thousands.In-state tuition benefits can be a game changer for military families.Engaging students in the financial planning process is beneficial.Planning ahead is key to successful college financing.Kate's Book: https://www.amazon.com/College-Finances-Military-Families-Confidently/dp/B0F9NDL54PKate's Website:https://www.katehorrell.com/Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 7/7/25 | Episode 39 - Hiatus Announcement | Hi Viewers, this is a quick update on the summer schedule. We will repost some old podcasts, but please check back in for new episodes in September.Have a fun and safe summer! | — | ||||||
| 6/12/25 | Episode 38 - Listener Questions: Focus on Post Retirement | SummaryIn this conversation, Amy and Mike address questions from their audience regarding financial planning for individuals in their 60s, 70s, and 80s. They discuss the importance of creating a drawdown strategy in retirement, the impact of marital status changes on financial planning, and the critical aspects of estate planning for seniors. The conversation emphasizes the need for updated financial plans, tax implications, and the significance of open discussions with family about estate wishes.Chapters00:00 Navigating Retirement Transitions01:45 Creating a Drawdown Strategy12:09 Adapting to Marital Changes16:15 Estate Planning Essentials for SeniorsTakeawaysCreating a drawdown strategy is essential for retirement income.Social security and pensions often form the foundation of retirement spending.Decumulation strategies are more complex than accumulation strategies.It's important to spend early in retirement to enjoy life.Changes in marital status require an updated financial plan.Estate planning is crucial as one ages, especially in their 70s.Open discussions with family about estate wishes can prevent conflicts.Waiting to update financial documents can be risky as one ages.Tax implications change with marital status and should be considered.Having trusted advisors is important for making sound financial decisions.Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 5/29/25 | Episode 37 - 529 Day | SummaryIn this conversation, Mike and Amy discuss the importance of college savings, particularly through 529 plans. They explore various aspects of education funding, including the impact of student loans, how to determine the right amount to save, the tax advantages of 529 accounts, and what expenses can be covered. They also address concerns about what happens to 529 funds if a child does not attend college, the role of grandparents in contributing to these plans, and how to choose the right 529 plan for individual needs.TakeawaysCollege savings is a significant financial goal for families.Starting to save early is crucial for education funding.529 accounts offer tax-free growth for education expenses.Qualified expenses for 529 withdrawals include tuition, room, and board.Unused 529 funds can be transferred to other family members.Grandparents can contribute to 529 plans without affecting financial aid.Choosing the right 529 plan involves comparing fees and investment options.State tax advantages can influence the choice of a 529 plan.Understanding the rules around 529 withdrawals is essential for maximizing benefits.It's important to stay informed about changes in education funding policies.Chapters00:00 Introduction to College Savings and 529 Plans03:13 Understanding Student Loans and Their Impact06:13 Determining the Right Amount to Save for Education09:18 Tax Advantages of 529 Plans12:32 Qualified Expenses Covered by 529 Plans15:15 Options for Unused 529 Funds18:25 Contributions from Grandparents and Other Relatives21:20 Choosing the Right 529 PlanOperation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 5/15/25 | Episode 36 - Getting to 70 | SummaryIn this podcast episode, Mike Hunsberger and Amy discuss the unique aspects of retirement planning for military retirees, focusing on the importance of understanding pensions, social security timing, and investment strategies. They emphasize the need for a thoughtful approach to financial planning that allows for a fulfilling lifestyle post-retirement, while also addressing end-of-life expenses. The conversation highlights how military retirees can enjoy greater financial security and flexibility compared to their civilian counterparts.Chapters00:00 Understanding Military Retirement Planning03:34 The Importance of Social Security Timing06:08 Investment Strategies for Retirement09:34 Designing a Fulfilling Post-Retirement Life12:32 Financial Security and Lifestyle Choices15:08 Planning for the Future: A Roadmap to RetirementTakeawaysMilitary retirement planning is unique due to pensions.Social security timing is crucial for maximizing benefits.Investment strategies should consider long-term growth.Retirement lifestyle can be designed around personal goals.Income security allows for more spending freedom in retirement.Planning for end-of-life expenses is essential.Military retirees often have more financial options.Understanding your numbers is key to effective planning.A fulfilling post-retirement life requires thoughtful design.Financial planning can help achieve desired retirement outcomes.Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 5/1/25 | Episode 35 - VA Home Loans | Summary - This conversation delves into the VA Home Loan Guarantee, a significant benefit for veterans and active military members. Mike and Amy discuss the eligibility criteria, application process, advantages, and costs associated with VA loans, including the funding fee. They also explore the challenges faced by service members transitioning to civilian life and the importance of demonstrating stable income. Additionally, they cover refinancing options and the unique feature of VA loans being assumable, which can enhance the attractiveness of a property in a competitive market.Takeaways - The VA Home Loan Benefit helps veterans and active duty service members become homeowners.Eligibility for VA loans is based on service history and duty status.VA loans offer no down payment, better interest rates, and no PMI.The funding fee is a one-time payment that helps lower program costs.Certain individuals may qualify for a waiver of the VA funding fee.Demonstrating stable income is crucial when transitioning to home ownership.There are two types of refinancing options available for VA loans.VA loans are assumable, making them attractive to potential buyers.Understanding the ins and outs of VA loans can ease the home buying process.It's important to consider the timing of refinancing to avoid unnecessary fees.Chapters - 00:00 Understanding the VA Home Loan Guarantee06:27 Eligibility and Application Process12:21 Advantages and Costs of VA Loans18:17 Refinancing VA Loans and Assumability21:28 ORR-Outro-MikeFirst.mp4Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 4/17/25 | Episode 34 - Medicare/ TRICARE for Life | SummaryIn this conversation, Amy and Mike discuss the complexities of healthcare options available to military retirees. They explore various TRICARE plans, including TRICARE for Life and TRICARE Reserve Retiree, and how these options change as service members transition into retirement. The discussion also covers the importance of understanding VA healthcare and the implications of Medicare on healthcare costs. The hosts emphasize the need for careful planning and consideration of personal circumstances when choosing healthcare options in retirement.TakeawaysHealthcare options for retirees can be confusing.TRICARE offers multiple plans for retirees.TRICARE Reserve Retiree is available before age 60.TRICARE for Life requires enrollment in Medicare.Medicare Part B premiums vary based on income.VA healthcare is available for veterans with service.Access to care is a key consideration for retirees.Tax planning can impact healthcare costs in retirement.Consulting peers can provide valuable insights.Understanding healthcare options is crucial before retirement.Chapters00:00 Navigating Healthcare Options for Retirees15:19 Understanding TRICARE for Life and VA Healthcare18:44 Key Considerations for Healthcare Choices in Retirement19:30 ORR-Outro-MikeFirst.mp4Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 4/3/25 | Episode 33 - TRICARE Options | SummaryThis conversation delves into the complexities of military healthcare, focusing on TRICARE options available to active duty and reserve members, as well as their families. The discussion covers TRICARE Prime, TRICARE Select, TRICARE Reserve Select, and TRICARE Young Adult, highlighting the benefits, costs, and considerations for each plan. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding these options for both health and financial well-being, especially during transitions such as retirement.TakeawaysUnderstanding TRICARE options is crucial for military families.TRICARE Prime is the default option for active duty members.TRICARE Select provides more flexibility but comes with costs.TRICARE Reserve Select is a cost-effective option for reservists.Planning for healthcare in retirement is essential.TRICARE Young Adult covers dependents who have aged out.Costs vary significantly between TRICARE plans and groups.Consider your family's specific health needs when choosing a plan.It's important to lay out medical needs to make informed decisions.All TRICARE plans have low catastrophic caps for out-of-pocket expenses.Chapters00:00 Understanding Military Healthcare Options03:29 TRICARE Prime: The Default Choice06:23 Exploring TRICARE Select: Flexibility vs. Cost10:33 TRICARE for Reservists: A Competitive Option11:52 Navigating the Gray Zone: Healthcare for Retired Reservists15:15 TRICARE Young Adult: Coverage for Aging Dependents17:15 Cost Breakdown: Understanding TRICARE Expenses21:04 Making Informed Healthcare Decisions27:52 ORR-Outro-MikeFirst.mp4Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.comSchedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
| 3/20/25 | Episode 32 - Getting To Know Mike | Summary In this conversation, Amy interviews Mike, exploring his background, military career, transition to civilian life, and journey into financial planning. Mike shares insights on his experiences in the Air Force, the challenges of transitioning to a new career, and the importance of financial education, particularly for military families. He emphasizes the significance of planning over investing and offers advice for those looking to enter the financial planning field. Mike also discusses his firm, which focuses on serving military personnel and their families, particularly in college planning. Chapters 00:00 Getting to Know Mike 06:26 Transitioning from Military to Civilian Life 12:14 Advice for Aspiring Financial Planners Takeaways Mike grew up in Pennsylvania and attended RIT for computer engineering. He had a successful military career in communications and cyber. Mike led the notification process for a major data breach affecting millions. Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging but manageable. It's important to take the pressure off when choosing a new home after retirement. Starting a financial planning career requires thorough research and preparation. Mike emphasizes the importance of financial planning over just investing. He focuses on helping military families with college planning. Education and awareness are key in financial decision-making. Mike enjoys writing and sharing financial knowledge through newsletters. Operation Retirement Readiness: www.operationretirementreadiness.com Schedule a consultation with Mike: https://nextmissionfinancialplanning.com/contact/ Schedule a consultation with Amy: https://www.instarfp.com/contact Disclaimer: This podcast represents the views of the hosts and any guests. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered tax, financial, or legal advice. All information is regarded to be from reliable sources. The hosts are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. This podcast is not intended to replace professional, individualized advice. | — | ||||||
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