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Online training for military caregivers in development by Blue Star Families
A new program will provide online training and support for military caregivers, Blue Star Families has announced.
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Life insurance after — or in addition to — SGLI
For many people, the $400,000 of coverage under the government’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program would meet their family’s needs after their death.
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Life insurance can pay for nursing home, in-home care
According to the Federal Long Term Care Insurance website, home care is generally more affordable than a nursing home, but it’s still expensive.
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Holidays & new DoD rules mean it’s time to check on renters insurance
Renters insurance coverage would replace your belongings if you lose them to theft or fire.
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Single, no dependents: Do you need life insurance?
Even if you’re young and single, you may need life insurance coverage, financial planners say.
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Under-insuring your home-based business puts it — and you — at risk
For many military spouses, operating a home business fulfills entrepreneurial dreams and creates a portable career.
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Shipment of troops’ vehicles needs better monitoring, IG report says
Citing problems such as unacceptable conditions that damaged vehicles in storage, the Defense Department Inspector General’s office has called for better oversight of the contractor.
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Military child care website to reach more locations. D.C. region is next
The number of installations participating in MilitaryChildCare.com is ramping up this quarter, especially as the Army starts bringing on more of its installations.
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Military leaders promise to extend child care hours, shorten wait lists at child development centers
Military families will see more flexibility in child care as defense officials move to extend the operating hours of child development centers to 14 hours a day.
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Mission Family: Spouse job training part of unified effort
Barriers to successful careers for military spouses are crumbling because several groups are attacking the problem from different perspectives.
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Online training for military caregivers in development by Blue Star Families
A new program will provide online training and support for military caregivers, Blue Star Families has announced.
-
Life insurance after — or in addition to — SGLI
For many people, the $400,000 of coverage under the government’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program would meet their family’s needs after their death.
-
Life insurance can pay for nursing home, in-home care
According to the Federal Long Term Care Insurance website, home care is generally more affordable than a nursing home, but it’s still expensive.
-
Holidays & new DoD rules mean it’s time to check on renters insurance
Renters insurance coverage would replace your belongings if you lose them to theft or fire.
-
Single, no dependents: Do you need life insurance?
Even if you’re young and single, you may need life insurance coverage, financial planners say.
-
Under-insuring your home-based business puts it — and you — at risk
For many military spouses, operating a home business fulfills entrepreneurial dreams and creates a portable career.
-
Shipment of troops’ vehicles needs better monitoring, IG report says
Citing problems such as unacceptable conditions that damaged vehicles in storage, the Defense Department Inspector General’s office has called for better oversight of the contractor.
-
Military child care website to reach more locations. D.C. region is next
The number of installations participating in MilitaryChildCare.com is ramping up this quarter, especially as the Army starts bringing on more of its installations.
-
Military leaders promise to extend child care hours, shorten wait lists at child development centers
Military families will see more flexibility in child care as defense officials move to extend the operating hours of child development centers to 14 hours a day.
-
Mission Family: Spouse job training part of unified effort
Barriers to successful careers for military spouses are crumbling because several groups are attacking the problem from different perspectives.
-
Online training for military caregivers in development by Blue Star Families
A new program will provide online training and support for military caregivers, Blue Star Families has announced.
-
Life insurance after — or in addition to — SGLI
For many people, the $400,000 of coverage under the government’s Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program would meet their family’s needs after their death.
-
Life insurance can pay for nursing home, in-home care
According to the Federal Long Term Care Insurance website, home care is generally more affordable than a nursing home, but it’s still expensive.
-
Holidays & new DoD rules mean it’s time to check on renters insurance
Renters insurance coverage would replace your belongings if you lose them to theft or fire.
-
Single, no dependents: Do you need life insurance?
Even if you’re young and single, you may need life insurance coverage, financial planners say.
-
Under-insuring your home-based business puts it — and you — at risk
For many military spouses, operating a home business fulfills entrepreneurial dreams and creates a portable career.
-
Shipment of troops’ vehicles needs better monitoring, IG report says
Citing problems such as unacceptable conditions that damaged vehicles in storage, the Defense Department Inspector General’s office has called for better oversight of the contractor.
-
Military child care website to reach more locations. D.C. region is next
The number of installations participating in MilitaryChildCare.com is ramping up this quarter, especially as the Army starts bringing on more of its installations.
-
Military leaders promise to extend child care hours, shorten wait lists at child development centers
Military families will see more flexibility in child care as defense officials move to extend the operating hours of child development centers to 14 hours a day.
-
Mission Family: Spouse job training part of unified effort
Barriers to successful careers for military spouses are crumbling because several groups are attacking the problem from different perspectives.



