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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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8 tips for military families to beat post-holiday debt
Don’t let good tidings lead to bad finances for the new year.
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Many happy returns: Rules for holiday refunds at the military exchanges
‘It’s just what I always wanted’ … no, it’s not. But you can fix that.
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New in 2018: 1.6 million troops will choose between old and new retirement systems
Troops will have to decide to stay with the traditional military retirement system or move to the new Blended Retirement System.
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Tricare addressing ‘isolated’ problems with retiree allotments
Officials assure Tricare West retiree patients their Tricare Prime allotments aren’t being stopped
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Fewer stateside troops to get cost-of-living allowance in 2018
About 28,000 service members will receive the continental U.S. cost-of-living allowance in 2018, down from about 35,150 this year.
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Defense nominee withdraws from consideration over gun control comments
Dean Winslow, a retired Air Force flight surgeon, had been stalled in committee since November after criticizing the legality of civilians owning assault rifles.
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How the new tax law will affect military families
Here’s a look at four military families and the tax law’s impact on each household.
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Retirement Guide: Guardsman plans for 20-year career
Army Sgt. John Bernert, an air traffic controller in the Kentucky National Guard who is about to start warrant officer school, said the numbers make sense for him to stay with the military’s legacy retirement system.
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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.
-
8 tips for military families to beat post-holiday debt
Don’t let good tidings lead to bad finances for the new year.
-
Many happy returns: Rules for holiday refunds at the military exchanges
‘It’s just what I always wanted’ … no, it’s not. But you can fix that.
-
New in 2018: 1.6 million troops will choose between old and new retirement systems
Troops will have to decide to stay with the traditional military retirement system or move to the new Blended Retirement System.
-
New in 2018: Big Tricare changes are on the way
Is your doctor part of the new Tricare network?
-
Tricare addressing ‘isolated’ problems with retiree allotments
Officials assure Tricare West retiree patients their Tricare Prime allotments aren’t being stopped
-
Fewer stateside troops to get cost-of-living allowance in 2018
About 28,000 service members will receive the continental U.S. cost-of-living allowance in 2018, down from about 35,150 this year.
-
Defense nominee withdraws from consideration over gun control comments
Dean Winslow, a retired Air Force flight surgeon, had been stalled in committee since November after criticizing the legality of civilians owning assault rifles.
-
How the new tax law will affect military families
Here’s a look at four military families and the tax law’s impact on each household.
-
Retirement Guide: Guardsman plans for 20-year career
Army Sgt. John Bernert, an air traffic controller in the Kentucky National Guard who is about to start warrant officer school, said the numbers make sense for him to stay with the military’s legacy retirement system.
-
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.
-
8 tips for military families to beat post-holiday debt
Don’t let good tidings lead to bad finances for the new year.
-
Many happy returns: Rules for holiday refunds at the military exchanges
‘It’s just what I always wanted’ … no, it’s not. But you can fix that.
-
New in 2018: 1.6 million troops will choose between old and new retirement systems
Troops will have to decide to stay with the traditional military retirement system or move to the new Blended Retirement System.
-
New in 2018: Big Tricare changes are on the way
Is your doctor part of the new Tricare network?
-
Tricare addressing ‘isolated’ problems with retiree allotments
Officials assure Tricare West retiree patients their Tricare Prime allotments aren’t being stopped
-
Fewer stateside troops to get cost-of-living allowance in 2018
About 28,000 service members will receive the continental U.S. cost-of-living allowance in 2018, down from about 35,150 this year.
-
Defense nominee withdraws from consideration over gun control comments
Dean Winslow, a retired Air Force flight surgeon, had been stalled in committee since November after criticizing the legality of civilians owning assault rifles.
-
How the new tax law will affect military families
Here’s a look at four military families and the tax law’s impact on each household.
-
Retirement Guide: Guardsman plans for 20-year career
Army Sgt. John Bernert, an air traffic controller in the Kentucky National Guard who is about to start warrant officer school, said the numbers make sense for him to stay with the military’s legacy retirement system.
