Government Travel Card Rules
Getting ready to PCS or go on official military travel? You might be required to use the Government Travel Card, known as the...
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Financial Considerations for the MilSpouse Entrepreneur
Becoming a MilSpouse entrepreneur can be rewarding and fulfilling.
Some GI Bill Rates Are Increasing Aug. 1
The maximum reimbursement for private and foreign schools will go up, as will payments for other types of training.
How To Change Your Address With DFAS
Even though we do almost everything online these days, there are still times when you need to use postal mail.
Retired Military Change of Address
Even though almost everything is done online these days, you still have to keep that mailing address up to date.
How Military Members Can Cancel TV, Internet and Phone Contracts Without Fees
Need a way to break your phone, TV or internet contract without paying? A new military move protection law may be the ticket
New Program Provides Free Pilot Training for Veterans
"Forces to Flyers" program run by Dept. of Transportation seeks to help ease pilot shortage
5 Traits of a Financial Superhero
With superheroes all the rage in movies, how do you become a savings superhero?
What Happens When You're on Official Travel and the Flight Is Overbooked?
Should you give up your seat? Can you keep the money?
Money Management: Yours, Mine and Ours
Money management is a team game when it comes to couples.
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After a brief discussion between the soldiers, the Mexican troops left, and the U.S. soldiers contacted Border Patrol agents.
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Furness said he had repeatedly observed that the most disciplined units were the ones who fared best in combat.