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• Video: Tenn. dispatcher takes dad’s final sign off ‘I love you daddy’

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  A father and daughter shared a special moment during the officer’s last sign off before his retirement

• Continue to Serve Your Community. Continue to Make a Difference.

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  In our network, 75% of our Franchise Owners come from military or law enforcement. Protecting the community isn't just our job, it's in our blood.

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  How to multiply situational awareness using a mobile app

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  Voyager Atlas adds breadth, context and accessibility to location tracking

• Feeling stressed out? Here’s some advice from therapists who’ve taught officers how to cope

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  With officer suicide rates on the rise, it’s time for us to pay closer attention to the dangers of stress

• Here’s one way you can continue to protect and serve while building your own business

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  In this Q&A, Signal 88 Security CEO Reed Nyffeler explains why the company recruits former LEOs to own and operate franchises across the country

• How one retired cop makes a positive impact with private security

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  Through Signal 88 Security franchises, Mark McClure and his partners provide more than peace of mind – they mentor the next generation of law enforcement officers

• Quiz: Retirement – should you go fishing or become your own boss?

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  Take a few minutes to find out what kind of lifestyle might suit you best after the pulling the pin

• How cops will be affected by new gun laws in 2019

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  Many new restrictions will impact law enforcement officers

• How police officers can increase their income during the holidays without overtime

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  All too often, cops become reliant on overtime and yet we still feel like we’re living paycheck-to-paycheck

• Armed in America: It’s not easy being a retired cop

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  No matter how much training, experience and proven good judgment you have, some people will never be comfortable with an old sheepdog being armed

• New pension changes leave Calif. first responders paying more for retirement

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  California cops and firefighters are chipping in more money to pay for their pensions while the cities that employ them struggle to manage fast-rising retirement costs

• My husband’s suicide: Recognizing predictors of police suicide

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  In order to survive and thrive in the law enforcement culture, my husband felt he could not afford to be vulnerable

• 20 signs a cop has stayed too long at the dance

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  It can be hard for a cop to know when it is time to retire – especially when they still love the job

• Should you pursue a master's degree?

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  Graduate education can provide an additional set of tools to help you move forward in your career or utilize in your daily work

• Dallas set to pay $173M for decades-old police, firefighter lawsuits

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  A committee representing nearly 8,700 police officers and firefighters has agreed to a $173.3 million settlement in their decades-old lawsuits against City Hall

• Building financial strength in LEO families: Pension, investing and retirement accounts

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  As a police officer, you spend a ton of time training to ensure your safety on the job. But what about your financial safety? In this video, Nick Daugherty explains how you can build financial security for your retirement. This is the fifth of a seven part series on financial planning for cops.
  
  Nick Daugherty is a retired Sergeant from the Grand Prairie, Texas PD and has taught thousands of officers how to build financial strength by living a debt-free lifestyle and building wealth through proper savings and retirement planning. He’s also coached hundreds of families on how to get out of debt and navigate financial crises. He additionally manages retirement assets for numerous first responders, from line police and fire personnel all the way up to numerous police and fire chiefs. Contact Nick Daugherty or follow him on Facebook and Twitter.  www.financialcop.com

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