US service members will receive a 3.8% pay raise starting January 2026, confirmed by President Trump’s defense policy bill.

We’ll take a look at my plan for the first time and explore means to improve it. I’ll cover the military retirement options that are currently available and why I chose this route. Briefly discuss how ...

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Military service members in the ranks of E-1 through E-4 will receive a 14.5% raise next year. President Joe Biden signed the 2025 pay raises into law Dec. 23. Most other service members will get a ...

President Donald Trump signed the annual defense authorization bill into law Dec. 18, confirming a 3.8% raise in military basic pay.

Retiring overseas on a military pension offers a unique opportunity to enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle while stretching your dollars further. With careful planning, you can find destinations that provide ...

Choosing where to live after leaving the military isn’t just about weather or being close to family. For thousands of veterans, tax policy can make a big difference in their quality of life during ...

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Congratulations on earning your service pension. Whether it's due to your own service or a spouse's service, you’ve earned it. On one hand, military pensions don't meet the "earned income" requirement ...

RICHMOND, Va. — The parties’ marital separation agreement is best understood as providing that husband’s military pension was a marital asset. Therefore, wife is entitled to 50 percent of the pension ...

GLENDALE, Calif. (KABC) -- California is home to the largest number of active-duty military personnel and veterans in the nation, but when it comes to making the state a permanent home many are ...

PARIS (Reuters) - European nations want to spend big on artillery, missiles and drones, but costly military pension commitments risk constraining those ambitious plans, according to previously ...