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Former president’s nonprofit leads vet transition summit
A healthy, educated veteran is a better employee. That message was at the heart of a meeting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., Friday, where leaders in government, healthcare, education, philanthropy, and corporate America met to discuss strategies that can help improve veterans’ transitions out of the military. The event, hosted by…
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School owner admits stealing $2.8M from veterans program
Prosecutors say most of the 182 veterans enrolled in a government-backed training program weren’t eligible.
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How one soldier saved $11K while traveling to 20 countries
When Army Spc. Oliver Bugariski was transferred to Germany, he embarked on a yearlong personal financial challenge: to focus on getting a grip on his spending and to put more money in his retirement accounts.
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Elizabeth Dole, actor Ryan Phillippe join veteran caregivers to urge lawmakers for more support
Military caregivers joined former Senator Elizabeth Dole and actor Ryan Phillippe in calling for more support for those who care for military veterans – including caregivers of pre-9/11 veterans.
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Conway: White House looking into military spouse employment concerns
The high-profile Trump adviser spoke at a spouse employment summit in Washington, as did Jill Biden.
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Advocates: Too soon to tell whether DoD’s lending-rate rules have helped troops’ bottom line
Expanded protections went into effect in October. More go online later this year.
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Curbside commissary pickup will expand to more stores
The program is now offered in three locations.
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Commissaries rank high in national survey of grocery shoppers
Military commissaries ranked among the top 10 grocery stores in a survey of shoppers published in the July edition of Consumer Reports.
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The Pentagon wants to sweeten retirement benefits for senior enlisted troops
The 2018 defense budget seeks to extend matching cash contributions for those who serve beyond 26 years.
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More than 18,000 vets verified for online exchange access, and thousands are already shopping
Some of the verified veterans will be allowed to shop as “beta testers” prior to the official online policy change in November.
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Former president’s nonprofit leads vet transition summit
A healthy, educated veteran is a better employee. That message was at the heart of a meeting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., Friday, where leaders in government, healthcare, education, philanthropy, and corporate America met to discuss strategies that can help improve veterans’ transitions out of the military. The event, hosted by…
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School owner admits stealing $2.8M from veterans program
Prosecutors say most of the 182 veterans enrolled in a government-backed training program weren’t eligible.
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How one soldier saved $11K while traveling to 20 countries
When Army Spc. Oliver Bugariski was transferred to Germany, he embarked on a yearlong personal financial challenge: to focus on getting a grip on his spending and to put more money in his retirement accounts.
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Elizabeth Dole, actor Ryan Phillippe join veteran caregivers to urge lawmakers for more support
Military caregivers joined former Senator Elizabeth Dole and actor Ryan Phillippe in calling for more support for those who care for military veterans – including caregivers of pre-9/11 veterans.
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Conway: White House looking into military spouse employment concerns
The high-profile Trump adviser spoke at a spouse employment summit in Washington, as did Jill Biden.
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Advocates: Too soon to tell whether DoD’s lending-rate rules have helped troops’ bottom line
Expanded protections went into effect in October. More go online later this year.
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Curbside commissary pickup will expand to more stores
The program is now offered in three locations.
-
Commissaries rank high in national survey of grocery shoppers
Military commissaries ranked among the top 10 grocery stores in a survey of shoppers published in the July edition of Consumer Reports.
-
The Pentagon wants to sweeten retirement benefits for senior enlisted troops
The 2018 defense budget seeks to extend matching cash contributions for those who serve beyond 26 years.
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More than 18,000 vets verified for online exchange access, and thousands are already shopping
Some of the verified veterans will be allowed to shop as “beta testers” prior to the official online policy change in November.
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Former president’s nonprofit leads vet transition summit
A healthy, educated veteran is a better employee. That message was at the heart of a meeting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., Friday, where leaders in government, healthcare, education, philanthropy, and corporate America met to discuss strategies that can help improve veterans’ transitions out of the military. The event, hosted by…
-
School owner admits stealing $2.8M from veterans program
Prosecutors say most of the 182 veterans enrolled in a government-backed training program weren’t eligible.
-
How one soldier saved $11K while traveling to 20 countries
When Army Spc. Oliver Bugariski was transferred to Germany, he embarked on a yearlong personal financial challenge: to focus on getting a grip on his spending and to put more money in his retirement accounts.
-
Elizabeth Dole, actor Ryan Phillippe join veteran caregivers to urge lawmakers for more support
Military caregivers joined former Senator Elizabeth Dole and actor Ryan Phillippe in calling for more support for those who care for military veterans – including caregivers of pre-9/11 veterans.
-
Conway: White House looking into military spouse employment concerns
The high-profile Trump adviser spoke at a spouse employment summit in Washington, as did Jill Biden.
-
Advocates: Too soon to tell whether DoD’s lending-rate rules have helped troops’ bottom line
Expanded protections went into effect in October. More go online later this year.
-
Curbside commissary pickup will expand to more stores
The program is now offered in three locations.
-
Commissaries rank high in national survey of grocery shoppers
Military commissaries ranked among the top 10 grocery stores in a survey of shoppers published in the July edition of Consumer Reports.
-
The Pentagon wants to sweeten retirement benefits for senior enlisted troops
The 2018 defense budget seeks to extend matching cash contributions for those who serve beyond 26 years.
-
More than 18,000 vets verified for online exchange access, and thousands are already shopping
Some of the verified veterans will be allowed to shop as “beta testers” prior to the official online policy change in November.
