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Another lesson you need to pass on to your kids: how to use credit.
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Here's What the Military Spouses Residency Rules Mean
What does the Military Spouses Residency Relief Act mean and how does it and a 2019 update help spouses? Learn more.
The ABCs of Dual Income in the Military
Some seldom-considered options on how best to manage two incomes.
Tax Code Changes Could Mean Bigger Returns for Service Members, Families
The Defense Department wants troops to know that some significant changes in tax law could put more money in their pockets.
Military Pay Not Likely to Be Affected Under Threat of Partial Government Shutdown
Military pay would likely not be affected in a threatened partial government shutdown on Dec. 21.
US Army Europe Tax Centers Reduce Assistance for 2019
.S. Army Europe tax centers will limit assistance mostly to service members that fall below a certain rank and income level.
How to Read a Military LES
Quite literally, it pays to know your way around an LES. Here's our line-by-line guide to making sense of one.
This New Scholarship Welcomes Vets and Their Families
The $2,500 scholarship can be received by active duty troops, veterans -- or their families.
Here’s What to Learn from the 2018 Government Shutdown
The threat of no paycheck and shuttered services is scary. Now that it's over, here's what we can learn from it for next time...
Budgeting for Baby
You may have to spend your money in different ways once your new bundle of joy comes along. But a little planning can help yo...
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