Military Pay

Fewer troops will receive a cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) payment stateside in 2019

The 2.6 percent pay raise is still guaranteed, but the release of the military pay charts has been put on hold.

Military pay would likely not be affected in a threatened partial government shutdown on Dec. 21.

Do you know what to do if the military makes a mistake with your pay? Here's how to handle military pay mistakes.

There are lots of changes coming for military and veterans in 2018, we explain them here.

The 5,000 troops stationed along the U.S.-Mexico border will not receive compensation for working in a dangerous environment.

Troops who evacuated during Hurricane Florence could see some of their expenses reimbursed.

The cost of living increase gives more cash to one in every five Americans.

The Army is moving its pay and personnel-management system onto a smartphone-friendly platform.

The 2.4 percent military pay raise for 2018 went into effect Jan. 1, and the first paychecks will go out Jan. 15.