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Category Archives: Money
Stop loss deadline extension in senate
Concerned that fewer than half of the people eligible for a $500 per month stop loss allowance have applied for the money, the House of Representatives passed legislation on Wednesday to extend the application deadline for the payment to Sept. … Continue reading
Stop loss allowance deadline extended, again
Concerned that fewer than half of the people eligible for a $500 per month stop loss allowance have applied for the money, the House of Representatives passed legislation on Wednesday to extend the application deadline for the payment to Sept. … Continue reading
AAFES offers holiday deals this weekend
If you’re planning holiday shopping this weekend, here’s some intel on deals at your local Army and Air Force Exchange, where specials will be offered on jewelry, clothing, shoes and certain handbags.
Google offers free phone calls to families
Military families must sign up by Dec. 22 at goo.gl/voicemilitary if they want free $10 call credits being offered by Google through a partnership with Sesame Street and Blue Star Families.
‘Have confidence in AFPC,’ O-8 says
Maj. Gen. A.J. Stewart has gotten a crash course on all things personnel since taking command of Air Force Personnel Center in August.
USAA, PenFed join forces to offer more products
Two major military financial institutions — USAA and Pentagon Federal Credit Union — have joined forces to give troops easier access to some of their financial products.
Wilson opposes passing defense bill this year
The Republican lawmaker expected to lead the House panel to oversee military personnel issues next year doesn’t want Congress to pass the 2011 defense authorization bill until next year.
Boy raises $21,000 to honor WWII hero
PITTSBURGH — With all their texting, tweeting and Internet surfing, today's kids might be the right-now generation.
Retirees will get no COLA yet again in 2011
For the second year in a row, there will be no cost-of-living adjustment in military and federal civilian retired pay, nor in veterans’ disability and survivor benefits, in 2011.
Pay mistakes for airmen on combat deployments
If you deployed to a combat zone in the last three years, check your pay stubs for the time you were gone: There’s at least a one-in-four chance that you either got shorted or got too much.