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VA health summit draws lawmakers’ attention
The event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.
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Consumer Watch: Create a rainy day fund
Financial planning experts recommend having a rainy day fund equal to at least three months of living expenses — and in some cases they advise stockpiling six months to a year of expenses.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Be flexibile as a civilian
Here’s how transitioning military people can deal with the lack of structure and discipline within civilian society.
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Tricare Help: ‘Gray-area’ retirees and Medicare
A gray-area retiree asks what happens when he turns 60.
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Tricare not yet covering breast-feeding
The 2015 defense policy law forces Tricare to pay for breastfeeding expenses but policy not implemented yet
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Taxpayers must declare health care coverage
New tax forms require health care declaration; Tricare qualifies as essential coverage
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Shape up your insurance plan
Reviewing your insurance needs periodically is especially import for military members because they move often.
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Choose life insurance that’s right for you
An array of choices are available to meet your life insurance needs
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Get more information about insurance
Here are more sources for insurance information
-
VA health summit draws lawmakers’ attention
The event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.
-
Consumer Watch: Create a rainy day fund
Financial planning experts recommend having a rainy day fund equal to at least three months of living expenses — and in some cases they advise stockpiling six months to a year of expenses.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Be flexibile as a civilian
Here’s how transitioning military people can deal with the lack of structure and discipline within civilian society.
-
Tricare Help: ‘Gray-area’ retirees and Medicare
A gray-area retiree asks what happens when he turns 60.
-
Tricare not yet covering breast-feeding
The 2015 defense policy law forces Tricare to pay for breastfeeding expenses but policy not implemented yet
-
Taxpayers must declare health care coverage
New tax forms require health care declaration; Tricare qualifies as essential coverage
-
Shape up your insurance plan
Reviewing your insurance needs periodically is especially import for military members because they move often.
-
Choose life insurance that’s right for you
An array of choices are available to meet your life insurance needs
-
Get more information about insurance
Here are more sources for insurance information
-
Military-related insurance plans
Where to find military- and veteran-affiliated life insurance
-
VA health summit draws lawmakers’ attention
The event, held by the conservative Concerned Veterans for America, is designed to be a policy and reform jump start.
-
Consumer Watch: Create a rainy day fund
Financial planning experts recommend having a rainy day fund equal to at least three months of living expenses — and in some cases they advise stockpiling six months to a year of expenses.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Be flexibile as a civilian
Here’s how transitioning military people can deal with the lack of structure and discipline within civilian society.
-
Tricare Help: ‘Gray-area’ retirees and Medicare
A gray-area retiree asks what happens when he turns 60.
-
Tricare not yet covering breast-feeding
The 2015 defense policy law forces Tricare to pay for breastfeeding expenses but policy not implemented yet
-
Taxpayers must declare health care coverage
New tax forms require health care declaration; Tricare qualifies as essential coverage
-
Shape up your insurance plan
Reviewing your insurance needs periodically is especially import for military members because they move often.
-
Choose life insurance that’s right for you
An array of choices are available to meet your life insurance needs
-
Get more information about insurance
Here are more sources for insurance information
-
Military-related insurance plans
Where to find military- and veteran-affiliated life insurance




