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Here’s how commissary store brands stacked up in our limited comparison
Our comparison had mixed results with prices, but quality may be your deciding factor.
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More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
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States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
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Here’s how the new SAT tool could affect military students
Some are calling it the “adversity score” with the SAT. How can it measure mobility in military students?
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Marines are now allowed to ship booze with household goods, like other military branches
Other service members have long been able to have their booze shipped with their household goods.
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Will the military ‘widows tax’ disappear this year?
The issue costs about 65,000 surviving military spouses an average of $11,000 a year.
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These two services are now helping military spouses with professional licensing costs after PCS moves
Here’s where to go to apply for reimbursement.
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Have you shopped at your commissary lately? Savings are up, and more plans are in the works.
Overall commissary savings in the U.S. average 22.2 percent.
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Advocates renew push for protecting troops from predatory lenders
Some fear the 300 percent APR loan will come back for troops, families, if feds don’t resume the monitoring.
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Military exchanges sorting out how tariff hikes on Chinese imports will affect customers
Military exchanges sell items imported from China.
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Here’s how commissary store brands stacked up in our limited comparison
Our comparison had mixed results with prices, but quality may be your deciding factor.
-
More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
-
States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
-
Here’s how the new SAT tool could affect military students
Some are calling it the “adversity score” with the SAT. How can it measure mobility in military students?
-
Marines are now allowed to ship booze with household goods, like other military branches
Other service members have long been able to have their booze shipped with their household goods.
-
Will the military ‘widows tax’ disappear this year?
The issue costs about 65,000 surviving military spouses an average of $11,000 a year.
-
These two services are now helping military spouses with professional licensing costs after PCS moves
Here’s where to go to apply for reimbursement.
-
Have you shopped at your commissary lately? Savings are up, and more plans are in the works.
Overall commissary savings in the U.S. average 22.2 percent.
-
Advocates renew push for protecting troops from predatory lenders
Some fear the 300 percent APR loan will come back for troops, families, if feds don’t resume the monitoring.
-
Military exchanges sorting out how tariff hikes on Chinese imports will affect customers
Military exchanges sell items imported from China.
-
Here’s how commissary store brands stacked up in our limited comparison
Our comparison had mixed results with prices, but quality may be your deciding factor.
-
More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
-
States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
-
Here’s how the new SAT tool could affect military students
Some are calling it the “adversity score” with the SAT. How can it measure mobility in military students?
-
Marines are now allowed to ship booze with household goods, like other military branches
Other service members have long been able to have their booze shipped with their household goods.
-
Will the military ‘widows tax’ disappear this year?
The issue costs about 65,000 surviving military spouses an average of $11,000 a year.
-
These two services are now helping military spouses with professional licensing costs after PCS moves
Here’s where to go to apply for reimbursement.
-
Have you shopped at your commissary lately? Savings are up, and more plans are in the works.
Overall commissary savings in the U.S. average 22.2 percent.
-
Advocates renew push for protecting troops from predatory lenders
Some fear the 300 percent APR loan will come back for troops, families, if feds don’t resume the monitoring.
-
Military exchanges sorting out how tariff hikes on Chinese imports will affect customers
Military exchanges sell items imported from China.
