Kate Horrell
Military.com
Washington, DC, United States
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3 Low-Key Strategies to Get a Grip on Your Money
In addition to using a spending plan, here are a few low-stress ways to be more intentional about your spending. → Read More
How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax on a House You Sell After Less Than 2 Years
You may be eligible for a partial exclusion of capital gains tax if your employer transfers you to a new location that is at least 50 miles farther from your home than your previous job. → Read More
Take Control of Tricare Select Costs by Knowing the Provider Types
The more you understand about the types of Tricare providers, the better you can control your costs. → Read More
Stretch Your VA College Benefits by Getting to Know This Person
Your college's school certifying official can answer your benefits questions and make sure you're not missing anything important. → Read More
Military Members and Spouses Could Avoid State Income Taxes Thanks to New Law
Changes are here, and they could mean thousands of dollars more, or less, in taxes for military families. → Read More
You Still Have Time to Make IRA Contributions for Last Year
Keep in mind that you can still make 2022 contributions to an individual retirement account (IRA) until April 18, 2023. → Read More
Federal Long Term Care Insurance Suspends New Enrollments
The popular program will not allow new enrollments for at least two years. → Read More
How to Avoid Slipping into the Debt Trap Again
Debt can be like quicksand, pulling you down. How do you avoid slipping into it again after digging your way out? → Read More
5 Ways to Save on Holiday Travel
Traveling during the most expensive time of the year? Read our hints on saving money. → Read More
7 Tips for Creating a Successful Spending Plan
With a budget or spending plan, there are ways to make sure the money doesn't run out before the month does. → Read More
Army Ending Once-a-Month Paydays in October
The Air Force and Space Force will continue to offer the option, though. → Read More
What Are Estimated Taxes and Who Should Pay Them?
Self-employed and small business owners must pay estimated taxes every three months or face penalties. → Read More
Why You Should Check Your LES Every Month
The discipline needed to achieve physical fitness is similar to that necessary to achieve fiscal fitness. → Read More
How to Avoid Rental Scams This PCS Season
The scammers are getting smarter and preying on military families. → Read More
Involuntary Separation Pay
Just like the civilian world, military members don't always get to remain in the service as long as they would like. There are many reasons why a service member may be required to leave the military. It can be stressful and confusing. Thankfully, there are quite a few benefits that may be available to involuntarily separated troops. The most confusing, and most valuable, of these benefits is… → Read More
3 Factors to Consider When Buying a House After Leaving the Service
Having a job and proof of income may not be enough. → Read More
Access Woes and Missing Information Plague TSP Website Redesign
A recent update to the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) website has left the system hard to log into, confusing and missing basic information, users are complaining. → Read More
4 Ways to Maximize Annual Training Pay
Whether saving, paying off debt or investing, here’s how you can make the best use of your annual training pay. → Read More
The Used Car Market is Hot Now. Should You Sell Your Car?
You may be able to get a lot of cash if you sell now, but how will you get around? → Read More
How Much Family Support Does the Military Require in a Divorce?
In my time wandering around the internet, I come across many discussions and questions regarding the amount of family support that a military member is required to give their spouse and/or children during a separation or a deployment. Obviously, this is a hot topic and there is a lot of emotion involved. The good news is that there isn't a lot of guesswork involved: every service has some sort… → Read More