While military pay is pretty simple, there are many situations that result in changes, and sometimes those changes can mess things up. Military pay mistakes are going to happen. Your preparation, with savings and a plan of action, will determine whether a pay mistake is a minor inconvenience or a serious emergency. For more tips, see this Paycheck Chronicles post.
Military Pay Mistakes: Have A Plan
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