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Navy Federal customers to receive $23 million for alleged ‘improper debt collection’
The credit union allegedly threatened to sue customers, inform commanders of delinquency
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Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
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Military-connected charities are popular during CFC but still see decline in contributions
Participation in the giving program for federal employees was its lowest ever last year.
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Senators demand answers from Wells Fargo on military rights allegations
In the wake of Wells Fargo Bank’s most recent alleged violations of troops’ and families’ consumer rights, 11 senators have called for the company to step up their efforts to follow the law.
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Military Families May See More Financial Challenges, Petraeus Says
As the large-scale combat deployments are coming to an end, military communities may see more financial problems in military families, said Holly Petraeus, assistant director, service member affairs, for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Look out for a bigger tax bite after military life
As you leave the military, you may soon realize another wound to your budget: the tax bite.
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DoD intervenes in Army’s plans to cut MWR
The Army has at least temporarily pulled back on reductions in funding that would have required many installations to cut back on morale, welfare and recreation programs.
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Start early to find good, affordable child care in your new location
The very youngest family members are affected when troops leave the military.
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Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
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It’s time to return that absentee ballot
Don’t miss your deadline — what you need to know to vote.
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Navy Federal customers to receive $23 million for alleged ‘improper debt collection’
The credit union allegedly threatened to sue customers, inform commanders of delinquency
-
Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
-
Military-connected charities are popular during CFC but still see decline in contributions
Participation in the giving program for federal employees was its lowest ever last year.
-
Senators demand answers from Wells Fargo on military rights allegations
In the wake of Wells Fargo Bank’s most recent alleged violations of troops’ and families’ consumer rights, 11 senators have called for the company to step up their efforts to follow the law.
-
Military Families May See More Financial Challenges, Petraeus Says
As the large-scale combat deployments are coming to an end, military communities may see more financial problems in military families, said Holly Petraeus, assistant director, service member affairs, for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
-
Look out for a bigger tax bite after military life
As you leave the military, you may soon realize another wound to your budget: the tax bite.
-
DoD intervenes in Army’s plans to cut MWR
The Army has at least temporarily pulled back on reductions in funding that would have required many installations to cut back on morale, welfare and recreation programs.
-
Start early to find good, affordable child care in your new location
The very youngest family members are affected when troops leave the military.
-
Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
-
It’s time to return that absentee ballot
Don’t miss your deadline — what you need to know to vote.
-
Navy Federal customers to receive $23 million for alleged ‘improper debt collection’
The credit union allegedly threatened to sue customers, inform commanders of delinquency
-
Dunford: Military families key to national security
Military families are an important part of our nation’s strength, said Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Joseph Dunford – and at the core of that message was his own personal example.
-
Military-connected charities are popular during CFC but still see decline in contributions
Participation in the giving program for federal employees was its lowest ever last year.
-
Senators demand answers from Wells Fargo on military rights allegations
In the wake of Wells Fargo Bank’s most recent alleged violations of troops’ and families’ consumer rights, 11 senators have called for the company to step up their efforts to follow the law.
-
Military Families May See More Financial Challenges, Petraeus Says
As the large-scale combat deployments are coming to an end, military communities may see more financial problems in military families, said Holly Petraeus, assistant director, service member affairs, for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
-
Look out for a bigger tax bite after military life
As you leave the military, you may soon realize another wound to your budget: the tax bite.
-
DoD intervenes in Army’s plans to cut MWR
The Army has at least temporarily pulled back on reductions in funding that would have required many installations to cut back on morale, welfare and recreation programs.
-
Start early to find good, affordable child care in your new location
The very youngest family members are affected when troops leave the military.
-
Company allegedly targeting troops must provide $96 million in debt relief
A company accused of targeting service members with high-cost loans and predatory practices will provide nearly $96 million in forgiven debt and restitution for thousands of customers, most of whom are military or veterans, under a 49-state settlement.
