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The rules for withdrawing funds while in-service, as well as after leaving, are becoming less restrictive.
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The creep of PCS anxiety is setting in. The torturous inner dialogue within ourselves is, “Do I look, or do I wait?”
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Military spouses share what they wish they hadn't packed with their last PCS. See what you would add!
10 Hacks for Your Military Family’s PCS Move
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3 Ways to Build Career and Financial Independence
Leaving the military? Here's how to build your own career and be financially independent.
Financial Rule of Thumb: Create a Livable Budget
Budgets aren't exciting, but they are the responsible thing to do.
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September is National Preparedness Month: 30 days dedicated to the promotion of family, disaster, and emergency planning.
What to Do When Back to School Bites You in the Budget
The start of a new school year can be hard on the budget.
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