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Some DoD tax statements are ready. Marines get theirs first
W-2s, 1099s and more are on their way for this tax season.
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Military advocates ready to fight on for adequate pay raises
Lawmakers recently approved the biggest military pay raise in eight years, and next year’s pay hike will likely be even higher. But military advocates say they expect to continue having to fight for it.
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VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans’ health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
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Experts: VA loan ‘churning’ can hurt vets … and the mortgage market
‘Borderline predatory’ lending practices are hurting some VA-backed borrowers.
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Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
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Ibuprofen may cause male fertility problems, study finds
Could long-term, higher doses of Ibuprofen affect testicular function?
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Tricare lowers some costs for new Select plan
Tricare lowers some costs for active duty, retiree families in new Select plan
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Tricare allotment snafu hits more than 4,000 Prime beneficiaries
The error will force some Tricare Prime beneficiaries to make one-time payments for January.
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New in 2018: Lawmakers gear up for military pay and benefits fights
The annual pay raise and ongoing military housing reform proposals will once again be a defense budget focus in 2018.
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Troops serving on Sinai Peninsula to see financial windfall under new tax overhaul
A provision in the GOP-backed tax reform measure gives troops in the region the same tax status as those in designated combat zones.
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Some DoD tax statements are ready. Marines get theirs first
W-2s, 1099s and more are on their way for this tax season.
-
Military advocates ready to fight on for adequate pay raises
Lawmakers recently approved the biggest military pay raise in eight years, and next year’s pay hike will likely be even higher. But military advocates say they expect to continue having to fight for it.
-
VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans’ health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
-
Experts: VA loan ‘churning’ can hurt vets … and the mortgage market
‘Borderline predatory’ lending practices are hurting some VA-backed borrowers.
-
Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
-
Ibuprofen may cause male fertility problems, study finds
Could long-term, higher doses of Ibuprofen affect testicular function?
-
Tricare lowers some costs for new Select plan
Tricare lowers some costs for active duty, retiree families in new Select plan
-
Tricare allotment snafu hits more than 4,000 Prime beneficiaries
The error will force some Tricare Prime beneficiaries to make one-time payments for January.
-
New in 2018: Lawmakers gear up for military pay and benefits fights
The annual pay raise and ongoing military housing reform proposals will once again be a defense budget focus in 2018.
-
Troops serving on Sinai Peninsula to see financial windfall under new tax overhaul
A provision in the GOP-backed tax reform measure gives troops in the region the same tax status as those in designated combat zones.
-
Some DoD tax statements are ready. Marines get theirs first
W-2s, 1099s and more are on their way for this tax season.
-
Military advocates ready to fight on for adequate pay raises
Lawmakers recently approved the biggest military pay raise in eight years, and next year’s pay hike will likely be even higher. But military advocates say they expect to continue having to fight for it.
-
VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans’ health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
-
Experts: VA loan ‘churning’ can hurt vets … and the mortgage market
‘Borderline predatory’ lending practices are hurting some VA-backed borrowers.
-
Military vs. civilian: Which pays better?
Do military service members make more money than civilians over a career? There is no simple answer. Comparing civilian pay to military compensation can seem like apples and oranges.
-
Ibuprofen may cause male fertility problems, study finds
Could long-term, higher doses of Ibuprofen affect testicular function?
-
Tricare lowers some costs for new Select plan
Tricare lowers some costs for active duty, retiree families in new Select plan
-
Tricare allotment snafu hits more than 4,000 Prime beneficiaries
The error will force some Tricare Prime beneficiaries to make one-time payments for January.
-
New in 2018: Lawmakers gear up for military pay and benefits fights
The annual pay raise and ongoing military housing reform proposals will once again be a defense budget focus in 2018.
-
Troops serving on Sinai Peninsula to see financial windfall under new tax overhaul
A provision in the GOP-backed tax reform measure gives troops in the region the same tax status as those in designated combat zones.
