The Paycheck Chronicles addresses the military money experience. Find daily tips designed to help the finances of military service members and their families. Most Recent Posts Military Families Worried About Tax Bills After W-2s Show No Income Tax Withheld The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is denying a widespread issue of erroneous withholdings. Tricare Beneficiaries Are Suffering. The Biden Administration Refuses to Hear Them Out. "Nearly a quarter of a million men and women of the United States armed forces, military retirees and their families are at... Military Members and Spouses Could Avoid State Income Taxes Thanks to New Law Changes are here, and they could mean thousands of dollars more, or less, in taxes for military families. The Top 3 VA Loan Myths that Keep Service Members from Using Their Benefit VA loans are designed to make the dream of home ownership possible for veterans and current service members, but many don't... 5 Tips to Improve Your Finances During Military Saves Month April is Military Saves Month – a time to encourage the entire military community to put aside funds for the future and gain... 5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Buy a Home A mistake in buying a home can jeopardize your financial flexibility and health, and the stakes continue to grow. Ask... 2023 Tax Deadlines Are Coming Up: Here's What You Need to Know Whether you're anticipating a refund or dreading the bill, you'll want to mark some important dates on your calendar. 'Widow's Tax' on Survivors Will Be Completely Gone as of Feb. 1 Benefit Checks The surviving spouses of military retirees who receive income from two separate benefit programs will no longer have their... 5 Money Moves for the New Year Revisit your spending habits, financial goals and retirement projections to build on prior positive efforts or create a fresh... You Still Have Time to Make IRA Contributions for Last Year Keep in mind that you can still make 2022 contributions to an individual retirement account (IRA) until April 18, 2023. View more Money Topics Find a VA Lender Money VA Loans Home Ownership Insurance Military PCS and Relocation Retirement Central Personal Finance Select Service Army Marines Navy Air Force National Guard Coast Guard Space Force Spouse Login Army My Profile Army Home Page Navy My Profile Navy Home Page Air Force My Profile Air Force Home Page Marines My Profile Marines Home Page Coast Guard My Profile Coast Guard Home Page Space Force My Profile Space Force Home Page National Guard My Profile National Guard Home Page Spouse My Profile Spouse Home Page My Profile News Home Page Personal Finance Topics Personal Finance Banking & Saving Credit & Debt Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Taxes Compare Credit Cards Most Recent Military Pay Articles Military Families Worried About Tax Bills After W-2s Show No Income Tax Withheld The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is denying a widespread issue of erroneous withholdings. Marine Corps Will Pay Thousands of Dollars in Bonuses to Keep Recruiters from Moving Marines must meet the recruiting requirements set by the station commander or lose the extra cash. The Army's Long-Awaited New Pay and HR System Is Here The Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army, or IPPS-A, is now live across the entire service, according to a spokesperson. Cuts to Stateside Cost of Living Allowances Coming for Service Members as Other Pays Go Up Next year about 1,000 fewer troops will be getting an allowance intended to help them live in expensive parts of America, the... Biden Signs Defense Bill with Vaccine Mandate Repeal, 4.6% Military Pay Raise The sweeping defense policy bill that repeals the military's COVID-19 vaccine mandate and endorses a 4.6% pay raise for... View more
Military Families Worried About Tax Bills After W-2s Show No Income Tax Withheld The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is denying a widespread issue of erroneous withholdings.
Tricare Beneficiaries Are Suffering. The Biden Administration Refuses to Hear Them Out. "Nearly a quarter of a million men and women of the United States armed forces, military retirees and their families are at...
Military Members and Spouses Could Avoid State Income Taxes Thanks to New Law Changes are here, and they could mean thousands of dollars more, or less, in taxes for military families.
The Top 3 VA Loan Myths that Keep Service Members from Using Their Benefit VA loans are designed to make the dream of home ownership possible for veterans and current service members, but many don't...
5 Tips to Improve Your Finances During Military Saves Month April is Military Saves Month – a time to encourage the entire military community to put aside funds for the future and gain...
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Buy a Home A mistake in buying a home can jeopardize your financial flexibility and health, and the stakes continue to grow. Ask...
2023 Tax Deadlines Are Coming Up: Here's What You Need to Know Whether you're anticipating a refund or dreading the bill, you'll want to mark some important dates on your calendar.
'Widow's Tax' on Survivors Will Be Completely Gone as of Feb. 1 Benefit Checks The surviving spouses of military retirees who receive income from two separate benefit programs will no longer have their...
5 Money Moves for the New Year Revisit your spending habits, financial goals and retirement projections to build on prior positive efforts or create a fresh...
You Still Have Time to Make IRA Contributions for Last Year Keep in mind that you can still make 2022 contributions to an individual retirement account (IRA) until April 18, 2023.
Military Families Worried About Tax Bills After W-2s Show No Income Tax Withheld The Defense Finance and Accounting Service is denying a widespread issue of erroneous withholdings.
Marine Corps Will Pay Thousands of Dollars in Bonuses to Keep Recruiters from Moving Marines must meet the recruiting requirements set by the station commander or lose the extra cash.
The Army's Long-Awaited New Pay and HR System Is Here The Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army, or IPPS-A, is now live across the entire service, according to a spokesperson.
Cuts to Stateside Cost of Living Allowances Coming for Service Members as Other Pays Go Up Next year about 1,000 fewer troops will be getting an allowance intended to help them live in expensive parts of America, the...
Biden Signs Defense Bill with Vaccine Mandate Repeal, 4.6% Military Pay Raise The sweeping defense policy bill that repeals the military's COVID-19 vaccine mandate and endorses a 4.6% pay raise for...
