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Category Archives: Money
Senate cuts expansion of concurrent receipt
Another congressional effort to expand concurrent receipt of military retired pay and veterans disability compensation has failed.
Bill would give tax credit to some spouses
A new Senate bill would give military spouses a federal tax credit of up to $500 when they have to pay to renew or transfer a professional license when moving with their military members on official reassignment orders.
U.S. Savings Bond program going all-electronic
If you have an allotment to buy U.S. savings bonds through your military pay, you need to take a couple of steps before the U.S. Savings Bond Payroll Savings Plan goes all electronic by the end of August. By July … Continue reading
C-130 bringing Sen. Byrd home for final time
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Sen. Robert C. Byrd was instrumental in stopping the federal government from transferring Air National Guard cargo planes out of West Virginia.
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Bragg has job fair for soldiers leaving Army
FORT BRAGG, N.C. — Fort Bragg will hold a job fair for soldiers leaving the Army. The post's Army Career and Alumni Program will host the fair Tuesday. Officials said the fair gives transitioning soldiers and their families a chance … Continue reading
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War can lead to family financial battle
NEW YORK — Maria Del Carmen Del Toro couldn't access her husband Israel's bank account for more than four months while he lay comatose after a roadside bomb attack in Afghanistan.
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Insurer gives refunds, pulls out of Georgia
California-based insurer Trans World Assurance has agreed to stop selling life insurance in Georgia following a two-year battle with that state’s insurance commissioner, who alleged the company engaged in improper sales of life insurance policies to service members.
What you would change, if you ran the Air Force
If you could change the Air Force, you would tackle deployments … and uniforms … and promotions … and, well, the list is long. Air Force Times asked airmen what bugs them about the service, and a few hundred — … Continue reading
New GI Bill scholarship program begins
Applications will be accepted beginning Saturday for a new scholarship program that lets the children of some deceased service members tap into Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits.
Post-9/11 GI Bill scholarship program begins
Applications will be accepted beginning May 1 for a new scholarship program that lets the children of some deceased service members tap into Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits.