Military Finance
Military Finance and Investing for Veterans.
Your personal finance source for active duty and retired service members.
Make use of all your military entitlements and benefits. Understand all the financial advantages you have earned by joining the greatest fighting force.
These eight financial tips for military families are special benefits and legal protections that can make a huge difference in your family’s personal finances.
Learn how to compute your regular military compensation. Regular military compensation is the approximate amount of an equivalent civilian salary.
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, or SCRA, provides financial and legal protection for active duty service members and their families.
Military Lending Act (MLA) is designed to protect active duty military members and their dependents from bad lending practices targeted at their finances.
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Military Pay Scale 2019 saw a 2.6% raise with military members see it on their January 15, 2019 paycheck. Check out military 2019 pay charts for all ranks.
The AMEX Platinum Review – the best credit card needed by all Active Duty Service members.
I have compiled a list of 11 books on investing that I found very insightful and helpful. These books weren’t written by Pulitzer Prize authors, but by proven and successful investors.
There are some similarities between the Roth TSP and Roth IRA, however many more differences between the Roth TSP and Roth IRA. Learn the differences!
It’s actually possible to have more than two VA Loans at once. And you can definitely qualify for a VA loan even if you defaulted on one in previous years.
What is a VA loan? The VA loan is a $0 down payment mortgage option ONLY available to Veterans, Service Members and select military spouses.
A DoD sponsored savings account that offers deployed military members a GUARANTEED return on investment of 10% interest, compounded quarterly.
The new military retirement system is known as the Blended Retirement System or BRS. It’s the system that replaced the High 3 retirement for Veterans.
This TSP Guide covers your investment options and costs, and provides helpful tips to your very own 401(k) or Roth IRA investment plan to success.
It’s about time you got invested!