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How do past military pay increases compare to what’s being proposed for 2019?
President Trump earlier this month called for a 2.6 percent pay increase for fiscal 2019 as part of his budget request to Congress.
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Commissaries running test of ‘no-bagger’ lanes
Want to bag ’em yourself? Commissary testing some lanes without baggers.
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Services, DoD offer options to reduce military moves
Too many moves? The services are looking at it.
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Reserve, Guard members lose travel-expense tax deduction
Reserve-component members could lose out on an established benefit, depending on their commute.
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Here’s where troops and military retirees can go for free tax help
How the VITA program works, and how it can help you.
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Military tax tips: Ways service members can save in 2018
It’s that time of year … we’ll help you file smart.
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Military movers keep this tax break that others will lose in 2018
Find out what you can deduct that your civilian counterparts can’t.
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Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
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Feds put 9 lenders on notice about ‘aggressive, misleading’ VA loan practices
The move comes as ‘loan churning’ concerns continue, with some saying the rapid refinancing can harm both veterans and the VA program.
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More MyCAA? Senate bill may be first step to expand popular spouse-scholarship program
Could this be a first step in expanding the MyCAA program to more military spouses?
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How do past military pay increases compare to what’s being proposed for 2019?
President Trump earlier this month called for a 2.6 percent pay increase for fiscal 2019 as part of his budget request to Congress.
-
Commissaries running test of ‘no-bagger’ lanes
Want to bag ’em yourself? Commissary testing some lanes without baggers.
-
Services, DoD offer options to reduce military moves
Too many moves? The services are looking at it.
-
Reserve, Guard members lose travel-expense tax deduction
Reserve-component members could lose out on an established benefit, depending on their commute.
-
Here’s where troops and military retirees can go for free tax help
How the VITA program works, and how it can help you.
-
Military tax tips: Ways service members can save in 2018
It’s that time of year … we’ll help you file smart.
-
Military movers keep this tax break that others will lose in 2018
Find out what you can deduct that your civilian counterparts can’t.
-
Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
-
Feds put 9 lenders on notice about ‘aggressive, misleading’ VA loan practices
The move comes as ‘loan churning’ concerns continue, with some saying the rapid refinancing can harm both veterans and the VA program.
-
More MyCAA? Senate bill may be first step to expand popular spouse-scholarship program
Could this be a first step in expanding the MyCAA program to more military spouses?
-
How do past military pay increases compare to what’s being proposed for 2019?
President Trump earlier this month called for a 2.6 percent pay increase for fiscal 2019 as part of his budget request to Congress.
-
Commissaries running test of ‘no-bagger’ lanes
Want to bag ’em yourself? Commissary testing some lanes without baggers.
-
Services, DoD offer options to reduce military moves
Too many moves? The services are looking at it.
-
Reserve, Guard members lose travel-expense tax deduction
Reserve-component members could lose out on an established benefit, depending on their commute.
-
Here’s where troops and military retirees can go for free tax help
How the VITA program works, and how it can help you.
-
Military tax tips: Ways service members can save in 2018
It’s that time of year … we’ll help you file smart.
-
Military movers keep this tax break that others will lose in 2018
Find out what you can deduct that your civilian counterparts can’t.
-
Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
-
Feds put 9 lenders on notice about ‘aggressive, misleading’ VA loan practices
The move comes as ‘loan churning’ concerns continue, with some saying the rapid refinancing can harm both veterans and the VA program.
-
More MyCAA? Senate bill may be first step to expand popular spouse-scholarship program
Could this be a first step in expanding the MyCAA program to more military spouses?
