Easing the Stress of Moving
Week of July 20, 2009
Active-duty military personnel make permanent change of station (PCS) moves about every two to four years. To prepare for a life of moves, you need to know what to expect both before and after a move. That means asking a lot of questions, doing some research and planning, and setting aside funds for making a move. First, decide if you are going to live in on-base housing, rent or buy a home. Before buying, ask yourself these important questions. Find more information at Military.com's PCS/Home Buying Guide.
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