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Renters: Make sure your property is insured
If you live in privatized military housing, your monthly rent might include renters insurance but check your contract or with the privatized housing company. You need this coverage.
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Natural disasters affect your homeowners policy
Homeowners insurance can be more expensive when you move to regions that are prone to wildfires or hurricanes.
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How much life insurance is enough?
When assessing life insurance needs, a basic question to ask is: are there people who are financially dependent on you? That includes spouses and children, but some military people, including a number of single troops, provide financial support to parents, siblings, or others.
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Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
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Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
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Tricare Help: Pregnant daughter’s out; what now?
My daughter was discharged from the Navy because she’s pregnant and now she is told she doesn’t have insurance. What can she do?
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Commissary shelves still empty in Europe, Pacific
Some commissary customers saw shelves empty of lettuce, salad, orange juice, chicken and bread and low on yogurt and cheese, fruits and vegetables.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Happiness begins when we put others first
Your first step toward happiness should be putting other people first.
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Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
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Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
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Renters: Make sure your property is insured
If you live in privatized military housing, your monthly rent might include renters insurance but check your contract or with the privatized housing company. You need this coverage.
-
Natural disasters affect your homeowners policy
Homeowners insurance can be more expensive when you move to regions that are prone to wildfires or hurricanes.
-
How much life insurance is enough?
When assessing life insurance needs, a basic question to ask is: are there people who are financially dependent on you? That includes spouses and children, but some military people, including a number of single troops, provide financial support to parents, siblings, or others.
-
Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
-
Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
-
Tricare Help: Pregnant daughter’s out; what now?
My daughter was discharged from the Navy because she’s pregnant and now she is told she doesn’t have insurance. What can she do?
-
Commissary shelves still empty in Europe, Pacific
Some commissary customers saw shelves empty of lettuce, salad, orange juice, chicken and bread and low on yogurt and cheese, fruits and vegetables.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Happiness begins when we put others first
Your first step toward happiness should be putting other people first.
-
Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
-
Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
-
Renters: Make sure your property is insured
If you live in privatized military housing, your monthly rent might include renters insurance but check your contract or with the privatized housing company. You need this coverage.
-
Natural disasters affect your homeowners policy
Homeowners insurance can be more expensive when you move to regions that are prone to wildfires or hurricanes.
-
How much life insurance is enough?
When assessing life insurance needs, a basic question to ask is: are there people who are financially dependent on you? That includes spouses and children, but some military people, including a number of single troops, provide financial support to parents, siblings, or others.
-
Hagel: Military compensation changes coming
Hagel tells troops that military pay and benefits will soon become a central political issue
-
Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
-
Tricare Help: Pregnant daughter’s out; what now?
My daughter was discharged from the Navy because she’s pregnant and now she is told she doesn’t have insurance. What can she do?
-
Commissary shelves still empty in Europe, Pacific
Some commissary customers saw shelves empty of lettuce, salad, orange juice, chicken and bread and low on yogurt and cheese, fruits and vegetables.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Happiness begins when we put others first
Your first step toward happiness should be putting other people first.
-
Tricare Help: Divorce ends stepchild’s coverage
If a military spouse gets pregnant by someone other than her active-duty husband, does Tricare still cover the prenatal, maternity and delivery care?
-
Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
