Servicemember's Civil Relief Act - SCRA

Pilot program expands SCRA enforcement efforts and funds additional attorneys in districts with large military installations

Nearly 78,000 servicemembers illegally charged too much interest on their student loans, average refund is $770.

Being mobilized can present unique financial challenges. Here are some basic guidelines that should be considered prior to mo...

The VA Loan program has helped many veterans and active-duty troops who may not have been able to receive a loan otherwise.

Frequently asked questions and answers on some rights and benefits available under the Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (SCRA...

Military members may be protected by law if they have an installment contract that began before they entered the military

Military members who risk losing life or health insurance due to mobilization or deployment are protected by law

The Servicemember's Civil Relief Act limits the amount of interest that may be collected on debts of persons in military serv...

The Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protects your dependents from being evicted while you are serving your country.

The SCRA makes provisions to allow a servicemember to terminate certain lease agreements.

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"John raced straight into enemy fire over and over again, saving numerous American lives and defeating ... enemy fighters."

The removal of Sgt. Kevin Deon Connor's body from San Bortolo Hospital came after the Army claimed jurisdiction.

Many families face a permanent change of station in the years it will take the base to recover from hurricane damage.

Officials who oversee the Pentagon's vast household goods moving system said they are rolling out a series of system changes.

The cost of living increase gives more cash to one in every five Americans.