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Lawmakers move to protect GI Bill payouts amid college coronavirus closings
Concerns surround whether schools’ decisions to shift to online-only classes will affect GI Bill housing payments.
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VA to fight court decision giving extra year of education benefits to thousands of veterans
The case centers around VA’s rules requiring veterans to surrender their Montgomery GI Bill eligibility to access the Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
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VA suspends GI Bill certifications for five universities over deceptive enrollment practices
The VA identified University of Phoenix, Colorado Technical University, American InterContinental University, Bellevue University and Temple University as in violation of U.S. law which prohibits illegal “advertising, sales, or enrollment practices.”
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VA success story — new veterans answering calls checking in
The new Solid Start program promises phone calls to recently-separated service members to talk about assistance programs and see how they’re doing.
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Your VA home loan benefit — the latest changes and tips to make the most of it
New rules make it easier to use VA home loans, but there are some increased fees.
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VFW unveils new social media campaign to highlight continued service of military veterans
“The VFW encourages all veterans to share stories on social media using #StillServing to show how they continue to answer the call to serve in ways big and small. In addition, family or friends are asked to use #StillServing in social media posts to honor a veteran in their lives who believes the spirit of…
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Guardsmen and reservists could see big boosts in hazard pay, education benefits under new plans
Plans to increase the part-time troops compensation have bipartisan support but an unclear path ahead.
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Retiring or departing military service? Check out the United Nations
There are many benefits, challenges and rewards for former members of the military who work for the United Nations. But it’s not for everyone.
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How veterans may be overwhelmed by too many programs to help them find jobs
A new report says many civilian sector efforts to get veterans into new jobs may be too focused on providing quick employment instead of new careers.
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Writing your first resume as a civilian? Here’s our comprehensive guide to achieving success
The way applicants are writing resumes today has changed a lot during the past several years. We’ve compiled for you some essential tips to skip the dramatics, avoid the pitfalls and get your job application to the top of the pile.
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Lawmakers move to protect GI Bill payouts amid college coronavirus closings
Concerns surround whether schools’ decisions to shift to online-only classes will affect GI Bill housing payments.
-
VA to fight court decision giving extra year of education benefits to thousands of veterans
The case centers around VA’s rules requiring veterans to surrender their Montgomery GI Bill eligibility to access the Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
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VA suspends GI Bill certifications for five universities over deceptive enrollment practices
The VA identified University of Phoenix, Colorado Technical University, American InterContinental University, Bellevue University and Temple University as in violation of U.S. law which prohibits illegal “advertising, sales, or enrollment practices.”
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VA success story — new veterans answering calls checking in
The new Solid Start program promises phone calls to recently-separated service members to talk about assistance programs and see how they’re doing.
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Your VA home loan benefit — the latest changes and tips to make the most of it
New rules make it easier to use VA home loans, but there are some increased fees.
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VFW unveils new social media campaign to highlight continued service of military veterans
“The VFW encourages all veterans to share stories on social media using #StillServing to show how they continue to answer the call to serve in ways big and small. In addition, family or friends are asked to use #StillServing in social media posts to honor a veteran in their lives who believes the spirit of…
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Guardsmen and reservists could see big boosts in hazard pay, education benefits under new plans
Plans to increase the part-time troops compensation have bipartisan support but an unclear path ahead.
-
Retiring or departing military service? Check out the United Nations
There are many benefits, challenges and rewards for former members of the military who work for the United Nations. But it’s not for everyone.
-
How veterans may be overwhelmed by too many programs to help them find jobs
A new report says many civilian sector efforts to get veterans into new jobs may be too focused on providing quick employment instead of new careers.
-
Writing your first resume as a civilian? Here’s our comprehensive guide to achieving success
The way applicants are writing resumes today has changed a lot during the past several years. We’ve compiled for you some essential tips to skip the dramatics, avoid the pitfalls and get your job application to the top of the pile.
-
Lawmakers move to protect GI Bill payouts amid college coronavirus closings
Concerns surround whether schools’ decisions to shift to online-only classes will affect GI Bill housing payments.
-
VA to fight court decision giving extra year of education benefits to thousands of veterans
The case centers around VA’s rules requiring veterans to surrender their Montgomery GI Bill eligibility to access the Post-9/11 GI Bill program.
-
VA suspends GI Bill certifications for five universities over deceptive enrollment practices
The VA identified University of Phoenix, Colorado Technical University, American InterContinental University, Bellevue University and Temple University as in violation of U.S. law which prohibits illegal “advertising, sales, or enrollment practices.”
-
VA success story — new veterans answering calls checking in
The new Solid Start program promises phone calls to recently-separated service members to talk about assistance programs and see how they’re doing.
-
Your VA home loan benefit — the latest changes and tips to make the most of it
New rules make it easier to use VA home loans, but there are some increased fees.
-
VFW unveils new social media campaign to highlight continued service of military veterans
“The VFW encourages all veterans to share stories on social media using #StillServing to show how they continue to answer the call to serve in ways big and small. In addition, family or friends are asked to use #StillServing in social media posts to honor a veteran in their lives who believes the spirit of…
-
Guardsmen and reservists could see big boosts in hazard pay, education benefits under new plans
Plans to increase the part-time troops compensation have bipartisan support but an unclear path ahead.
-
Retiring or departing military service? Check out the United Nations
There are many benefits, challenges and rewards for former members of the military who work for the United Nations. But it’s not for everyone.
-
How veterans may be overwhelmed by too many programs to help them find jobs
A new report says many civilian sector efforts to get veterans into new jobs may be too focused on providing quick employment instead of new careers.
-
Writing your first resume as a civilian? Here’s our comprehensive guide to achieving success
The way applicants are writing resumes today has changed a lot during the past several years. We’ve compiled for you some essential tips to skip the dramatics, avoid the pitfalls and get your job application to the top of the pile.
