Pentagon Delays Big Changes to Post-9/11 GI Bill Transfer Rules
Postponement means troops with more than 16 years of service have six more months to start the process.
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Groups Ask FTC to Name Schools That Profited from Military Recruiting Scam
Fake websites lured recruits in, only to try to divert them to enroll in for-profit schools.
Pentagon Slashes GI Bill Transfer Eligibility Window
Troops with 16 years of service will no longer be permitted to transfer Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to a spouse or child.
Some GI Bill Transfer Changes Take Effect Immediately, Pentagon Says
Some of the newly announced Post-9/11 GI Bill changes have immediate effect, Pentagon officials said this week.
Some GI Bill Transfers Are Blocked Starting Now
Service members who cannot extend their service contracts are now unable to transfer their post-9/11 GI Bill.
VA Says New 'Forever GI Bill' Finally Ready for Launch Aug. 1 … Mostly
The delayed launch is coming next month despite glitches on housing allowances.
How to Use the Yellow Ribbon Tuition Program at Top Universities
The Yellow Ribbon program can help veterans afford tuition at top, private universities.
Financing Your Education While Overseas — It’s Possible!
Several programs can help ease the burdens associated with academic pursuits while being deployed.
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