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Trump extends vets’ access to privatized health care
The Choice Card program allows vets to seek medical care outside VA facilities.
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There’s a plan in Congress to start charging troops for their GI Bill benefits
The proposal, to be debated next week, would be a major change for the post-9/11 veterans education benefits.
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New ‘blended retirement’ puts retention at risk
With the stroke of a pen, the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act transformed the active duty retirement program the Defense Department has used since 1986.
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Facing budget woes, could Armed Forces Retirement Home be run like a military base?
Defense officials are considering drastic changes for the management of the Armed Forces Retirement Home – ranging from converting it into a “military garrison model,” with a senior military officer at the helm, to privatizing it — after a sharp decline in its financial health.
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5 key points about the military’s new blended retirement system
5 key points about the military’s new blended retirement system
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Insurance Guide 2017: Don’t overlook insurance for spouses, experts say
Policies for wives or husbands on the home front will lend peace of mind … and much-needed support if tragedy strikes.
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Insurance Guide 2017: What the new blended system means for your Survivor Benefit Plan coverage
BRS, SBP, TSP — let our experts help sort out the new-look alphabet soup of your financial future.
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Insurance Guide 2017: How the new retirement system may change your insurance plans
DoD’s new blended system can mean big financial changes, even to staples like insurance coverage, experts say.
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USAA launches new online calculator to assist with changes from DoD’s new Blended Retirement System
USAA’s Military Retirement Comparison Tool is now live on their website.
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Troops can now sign up to learn more about the military’s new blended retirement system
Just one day after the launch of an online training program about the new Blended Retirement System, more than 1,000 service members had already logged in to start their courses, according to a defense official.
-
Trump extends vets’ access to privatized health care
The Choice Card program allows vets to seek medical care outside VA facilities.
-
There’s a plan in Congress to start charging troops for their GI Bill benefits
The proposal, to be debated next week, would be a major change for the post-9/11 veterans education benefits.
-
New ‘blended retirement’ puts retention at risk
With the stroke of a pen, the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act transformed the active duty retirement program the Defense Department has used since 1986.
-
Facing budget woes, could Armed Forces Retirement Home be run like a military base?
Defense officials are considering drastic changes for the management of the Armed Forces Retirement Home – ranging from converting it into a “military garrison model,” with a senior military officer at the helm, to privatizing it — after a sharp decline in its financial health.
-
5 key points about the military’s new blended retirement system
5 key points about the military’s new blended retirement system
-
Insurance Guide 2017: Don’t overlook insurance for spouses, experts say
Policies for wives or husbands on the home front will lend peace of mind … and much-needed support if tragedy strikes.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: What the new blended system means for your Survivor Benefit Plan coverage
BRS, SBP, TSP — let our experts help sort out the new-look alphabet soup of your financial future.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: How the new retirement system may change your insurance plans
DoD’s new blended system can mean big financial changes, even to staples like insurance coverage, experts say.
-
USAA launches new online calculator to assist with changes from DoD’s new Blended Retirement System
USAA’s Military Retirement Comparison Tool is now live on their website.
-
Troops can now sign up to learn more about the military’s new blended retirement system
Just one day after the launch of an online training program about the new Blended Retirement System, more than 1,000 service members had already logged in to start their courses, according to a defense official.
-
Trump extends vets’ access to privatized health care
The Choice Card program allows vets to seek medical care outside VA facilities.
-
There’s a plan in Congress to start charging troops for their GI Bill benefits
The proposal, to be debated next week, would be a major change for the post-9/11 veterans education benefits.
-
New ‘blended retirement’ puts retention at risk
With the stroke of a pen, the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act transformed the active duty retirement program the Defense Department has used since 1986.
-
Facing budget woes, could Armed Forces Retirement Home be run like a military base?
Defense officials are considering drastic changes for the management of the Armed Forces Retirement Home – ranging from converting it into a “military garrison model,” with a senior military officer at the helm, to privatizing it — after a sharp decline in its financial health.
-
5 key points about the military’s new blended retirement system
5 key points about the military’s new blended retirement system
-
Insurance Guide 2017: Don’t overlook insurance for spouses, experts say
Policies for wives or husbands on the home front will lend peace of mind … and much-needed support if tragedy strikes.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: What the new blended system means for your Survivor Benefit Plan coverage
BRS, SBP, TSP — let our experts help sort out the new-look alphabet soup of your financial future.
-
Insurance Guide 2017: How the new retirement system may change your insurance plans
DoD’s new blended system can mean big financial changes, even to staples like insurance coverage, experts say.
-
USAA launches new online calculator to assist with changes from DoD’s new Blended Retirement System
USAA’s Military Retirement Comparison Tool is now live on their website.
-
Troops can now sign up to learn more about the military’s new blended retirement system
Just one day after the launch of an online training program about the new Blended Retirement System, more than 1,000 service members had already logged in to start their courses, according to a defense official.
