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More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
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2017 CFC kicks off with new fee setup, fewer charities … and delays
A planned web portal isn’t online, and a full list of charities isn’t available.
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Sales rep admits scheming to defraud Tricare
A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Canadian soccer player.
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Jeweler who wooed service members with loans charged in California
California’s attorney general has charged the owner of a chain of a chain of jewelry stores with failing to inform military members about credit terms and wrongly assessing penalties.
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PCS shift: TRANSCOM targets ‘clunky’ Move.mil, may try to spread out busy summer season
Improvements ahead for military moves as DoD consolidates the personal property program.
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DoD’s new credit card rate-limit rules start soon, but won’t touch existing accounts
Most cards fall below the interest-rate line, but advocates say the rule helps by giving unfair lenders one less outlet.
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New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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Time to think about mailing those holiday packages to military overseas
Mark your calendars for the deadlines to get your holiday mail to and from military locations overseas in time.
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Vegas, baby: Contest will offer free Sin City weddings, vow renewals to 25 military couples
25 military couples will be selected to receive a free Nov. 10 wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Las Vegas
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Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
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More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
-
2017 CFC kicks off with new fee setup, fewer charities … and delays
A planned web portal isn’t online, and a full list of charities isn’t available.
-
Sales rep admits scheming to defraud Tricare
A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Canadian soccer player.
-
Jeweler who wooed service members with loans charged in California
California’s attorney general has charged the owner of a chain of a chain of jewelry stores with failing to inform military members about credit terms and wrongly assessing penalties.
-
PCS shift: TRANSCOM targets ‘clunky’ Move.mil, may try to spread out busy summer season
Improvements ahead for military moves as DoD consolidates the personal property program.
-
DoD’s new credit card rate-limit rules start soon, but won’t touch existing accounts
Most cards fall below the interest-rate line, but advocates say the rule helps by giving unfair lenders one less outlet.
-
New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
-
Time to think about mailing those holiday packages to military overseas
Mark your calendars for the deadlines to get your holiday mail to and from military locations overseas in time.
-
Vegas, baby: Contest will offer free Sin City weddings, vow renewals to 25 military couples
25 military couples will be selected to receive a free Nov. 10 wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Las Vegas
-
Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
-
More bases offering extended child care hours
Some military child development centers are extending their hours of operation to be more flexible in meeting service members’ needs.
-
2017 CFC kicks off with new fee setup, fewer charities … and delays
A planned web portal isn’t online, and a full list of charities isn’t available.
-
Sales rep admits scheming to defraud Tricare
A Pennsylvania man has admitted in federal court in New Jersey that he defrauded a military insurance program after he was recruited into the scheme by a former Canadian soccer player.
-
Jeweler who wooed service members with loans charged in California
California’s attorney general has charged the owner of a chain of a chain of jewelry stores with failing to inform military members about credit terms and wrongly assessing penalties.
-
PCS shift: TRANSCOM targets ‘clunky’ Move.mil, may try to spread out busy summer season
Improvements ahead for military moves as DoD consolidates the personal property program.
-
DoD’s new credit card rate-limit rules start soon, but won’t touch existing accounts
Most cards fall below the interest-rate line, but advocates say the rule helps by giving unfair lenders one less outlet.
-
New Tricare rules promise stability, but could raise co-pays
Some beneficiaries will be grandfathered into the system … and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
-
Time to think about mailing those holiday packages to military overseas
Mark your calendars for the deadlines to get your holiday mail to and from military locations overseas in time.
-
Vegas, baby: Contest will offer free Sin City weddings, vow renewals to 25 military couples
25 military couples will be selected to receive a free Nov. 10 wedding or vow renewal ceremony in Las Vegas
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Commentary: VA can lead the way on better prosthetics care, but must learn from past mistakes
For once, VA’s size could be an advantage, the authors say.
