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15 States That Tax Military Retirement Pay (and Other States That Don't)
retirement Taxes on military retirement pay vary from state-to-state. How generous is your state when it comes to helping retired veterans at tax time?
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Veterans to Get Third Stimulus Check by Mid-April
Coronavirus and Your Money The IRS is still reviewing data it received from the Department of Veterans Affairs that is needed to process third stimulus payments to certain veterans.
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Financial Benefits for Military Families
Personal Finance for Military Families For Veterans Day, we run through benefits and programs meant to offset some of the financial risks service members take on. Also, hosts David Muhlbaum and Sandy Block talk about holiday tipping in the age of COVID and the cost of ... cats.
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How to Fund a Memorial Scholarship to Honor a Veteran
Paying for College With the help of a college or community foundation, you can establish a scholarship in the name of a loved one to help students in perpetuity.
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Saving for Retirement When You're in the Military
retirement Make the most of special savings plans and new rules.
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Veterans Often Miss Out on the Long-Term Care Benefits They Deserve
Long-Term Care Insurance If you qualify, be sure to collect the Aid and Attendance benefits you've earned in service to our country.
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7 Money Moves for a Smooth Return to Life as a Civilian
savings If you're considering leaving the military, remember that you'll face some key financial decisions -- from paying higher taxes to finding new life insurance -- when transitioning into civilian life.
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Financial Resources for Military Families
savings Kiplinger's Financial Field Manual and Military Finances Special Report help answer many of the personal finance questions surrounding military life.
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Leave the Military for a Civilian Job?
business Consider the benefits and tax breaks you'll give up if you take a new job.
