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Equifax’s new webpage helps troops manage data security … months after breach
Five months after a data breach, Equifax has some help for service members concerned about their personal information.
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Click fix: Web-design tweak may end BRS opt-in confusion
DoD fixes glitch that caused some BRS confusion
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Sinai tax exclusion could mean refunds for nearly 3,000 troops
If you’ve served in the Sinai since 2015, an amended tax return could send some cash your way.
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More than 133,000 vets may qualify for this tax refund windfall
If you’re one of 133,000 vets whose disability severance was improperly taxed during the last 27 years, you may be in line for a refund.
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NFL sends 20 families of the fallen to the Pro Bowl
The move is in partnership with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors.
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F-150 takes top spot among troops in USAA vehicle-sales rankings
The Ford led a pickup-truck sweep of the top three spots.
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IRS to apply hardship test before garnishing military retirement pay
The levy rule began applying to military retirement pay just last year.
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Company to pay $7.6 million to settle Tricare fraud allegations
The business didn’t admit guilt. The subsidiary involved in the claims closed in 2015.
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DoD: One mistaken click won’t force you into the new retirement system
While the website may have some confusing language and be prone to errant clicks, one mistaken mouse-button push won’t change your retirement pay.
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Fisher House CEO: Government shutdowns shouldn’t bring more burdens to families of the fallen
His charity stepped up to cover the death-benefit bill. He’s hoping laws will make that unnecessary if (and when) the next shutdown happens.
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Equifax’s new webpage helps troops manage data security … months after breach
Five months after a data breach, Equifax has some help for service members concerned about their personal information.
-
Click fix: Web-design tweak may end BRS opt-in confusion
DoD fixes glitch that caused some BRS confusion
-
Sinai tax exclusion could mean refunds for nearly 3,000 troops
If you’ve served in the Sinai since 2015, an amended tax return could send some cash your way.
-
More than 133,000 vets may qualify for this tax refund windfall
If you’re one of 133,000 vets whose disability severance was improperly taxed during the last 27 years, you may be in line for a refund.
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NFL sends 20 families of the fallen to the Pro Bowl
The move is in partnership with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors.
-
F-150 takes top spot among troops in USAA vehicle-sales rankings
The Ford led a pickup-truck sweep of the top three spots.
-
IRS to apply hardship test before garnishing military retirement pay
The levy rule began applying to military retirement pay just last year.
-
Company to pay $7.6 million to settle Tricare fraud allegations
The business didn’t admit guilt. The subsidiary involved in the claims closed in 2015.
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DoD: One mistaken click won’t force you into the new retirement system
While the website may have some confusing language and be prone to errant clicks, one mistaken mouse-button push won’t change your retirement pay.
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Fisher House CEO: Government shutdowns shouldn’t bring more burdens to families of the fallen
His charity stepped up to cover the death-benefit bill. He’s hoping laws will make that unnecessary if (and when) the next shutdown happens.
-
Equifax’s new webpage helps troops manage data security … months after breach
Five months after a data breach, Equifax has some help for service members concerned about their personal information.
-
Click fix: Web-design tweak may end BRS opt-in confusion
DoD fixes glitch that caused some BRS confusion
-
Sinai tax exclusion could mean refunds for nearly 3,000 troops
If you’ve served in the Sinai since 2015, an amended tax return could send some cash your way.
-
More than 133,000 vets may qualify for this tax refund windfall
If you’re one of 133,000 vets whose disability severance was improperly taxed during the last 27 years, you may be in line for a refund.
-
NFL sends 20 families of the fallen to the Pro Bowl
The move is in partnership with the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors.
-
F-150 takes top spot among troops in USAA vehicle-sales rankings
The Ford led a pickup-truck sweep of the top three spots.
-
IRS to apply hardship test before garnishing military retirement pay
The levy rule began applying to military retirement pay just last year.
-
Company to pay $7.6 million to settle Tricare fraud allegations
The business didn’t admit guilt. The subsidiary involved in the claims closed in 2015.
-
DoD: One mistaken click won’t force you into the new retirement system
While the website may have some confusing language and be prone to errant clicks, one mistaken mouse-button push won’t change your retirement pay.
-
Fisher House CEO: Government shutdowns shouldn’t bring more burdens to families of the fallen
His charity stepped up to cover the death-benefit bill. He’s hoping laws will make that unnecessary if (and when) the next shutdown happens.
