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Verizon gives automatic discount to 100,000 more active duty, retirees, vets
(Editor’s note: This article has been updated to clarify earlier information provided by Verizon.)
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Elmo videos and book help military families transition
The latest mission of Elmo and his buddies: helping young children weather the transition when their families leave the military.
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Free Salesforce training for military spouses — $5,000 value, could be the key to a lucrative, portable career
Some military spouses will soon begin testing another option for a portable career thanks to a pilot program that will offer free training to become a Salesforce administrator.
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Important tax document to watch for
Today is the first day you can file your tax returns for the 2015 tax year.
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Advocates: Tread carefully in changing the commissary benefit
Whether they’re considering raising prices on some items, or introducing a commissary private label, there are certain effects on the benefit that should be evaluated, said advocates representing military families and advocates representing the indus
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Scholarship opportunities available for military children, spouses
It’s scholarship season for military families, and there are lots of opportunities available for children as well as spouses.
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Army child care contractor switch to begin in February
Army officials have pushed back the start date for phasing in their new contract for child care fee assistance.
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Need to know, 2016: Potential military commissary changes
The new year may bring more clarity to the future of the commissary benefit, following a year in which the system came under perhaps its most intense scrutiny ever.
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Mission Family: Military OneSource can help you reach 2016 goals
Thinking about starting your own business? Looking for ways to get healthier? With the holidays in the rearview mirror, many of us are thinking about fresh starts for the new year.
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Consumer Watch: New year is good time to review personal finances
The new year is always a good time to take stock of your personal finances, and begin turning things around if necessary.
-
Verizon gives automatic discount to 100,000 more active duty, retirees, vets
(Editor’s note: This article has been updated to clarify earlier information provided by Verizon.)
-
Elmo videos and book help military families transition
The latest mission of Elmo and his buddies: helping young children weather the transition when their families leave the military.
-
Free Salesforce training for military spouses — $5,000 value, could be the key to a lucrative, portable career
Some military spouses will soon begin testing another option for a portable career thanks to a pilot program that will offer free training to become a Salesforce administrator.
-
Important tax document to watch for
Today is the first day you can file your tax returns for the 2015 tax year.
-
Advocates: Tread carefully in changing the commissary benefit
Whether they’re considering raising prices on some items, or introducing a commissary private label, there are certain effects on the benefit that should be evaluated, said advocates representing military families and advocates representing the indus
-
Scholarship opportunities available for military children, spouses
It’s scholarship season for military families, and there are lots of opportunities available for children as well as spouses.
-
Army child care contractor switch to begin in February
Army officials have pushed back the start date for phasing in their new contract for child care fee assistance.
-
Need to know, 2016: Potential military commissary changes
The new year may bring more clarity to the future of the commissary benefit, following a year in which the system came under perhaps its most intense scrutiny ever.
-
Mission Family: Military OneSource can help you reach 2016 goals
Thinking about starting your own business? Looking for ways to get healthier? With the holidays in the rearview mirror, many of us are thinking about fresh starts for the new year.
-
Consumer Watch: New year is good time to review personal finances
The new year is always a good time to take stock of your personal finances, and begin turning things around if necessary.
-
Verizon gives automatic discount to 100,000 more active duty, retirees, vets
(Editor’s note: This article has been updated to clarify earlier information provided by Verizon.)
-
Elmo videos and book help military families transition
The latest mission of Elmo and his buddies: helping young children weather the transition when their families leave the military.
-
Free Salesforce training for military spouses — $5,000 value, could be the key to a lucrative, portable career
Some military spouses will soon begin testing another option for a portable career thanks to a pilot program that will offer free training to become a Salesforce administrator.
-
Important tax document to watch for
Today is the first day you can file your tax returns for the 2015 tax year.
-
Advocates: Tread carefully in changing the commissary benefit
Whether they’re considering raising prices on some items, or introducing a commissary private label, there are certain effects on the benefit that should be evaluated, said advocates representing military families and advocates representing the indus
-
Scholarship opportunities available for military children, spouses
It’s scholarship season for military families, and there are lots of opportunities available for children as well as spouses.
-
Army child care contractor switch to begin in February
Army officials have pushed back the start date for phasing in their new contract for child care fee assistance.
-
Need to know, 2016: Potential military commissary changes
The new year may bring more clarity to the future of the commissary benefit, following a year in which the system came under perhaps its most intense scrutiny ever.
-
Mission Family: Military OneSource can help you reach 2016 goals
Thinking about starting your own business? Looking for ways to get healthier? With the holidays in the rearview mirror, many of us are thinking about fresh starts for the new year.
-
Consumer Watch: New year is good time to review personal finances
The new year is always a good time to take stock of your personal finances, and begin turning things around if necessary.
