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Tricare cases part of nation’s largest-ever health care fraud sweep
Justice Department officials have charged at least four people in connection with schemes to defraud Tricare as part of a larger fraud “takedown” that resulted in charges against 412 people involving $1.3 billion in taxpayer dollars.
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Your questions answered about the new veterans online shopping benefit
More than 95,000 people visited the military exchanges’ VetVerify.org website the first month after it was launched, to verify that they qualify for the new online shopping benefit that will be available by Nov. 11, officials said.
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Michigan credit union settles lawsuit over military car repossessions
The federal government and a Michigan credit union have settled a lawsuit over the repossession of cars belonging to members of U.S. armed forces.
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Expanded military retiree tax breaks approved by North Carolina Senate
The state Senate voted Wednesday to expand how many income tax filers can deduct military pensions or survivorship benefits.
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Former president’s nonprofit leads vet transition summit
A healthy, educated veteran is a better employee. That message was at the heart of a meeting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., Friday, where leaders in government, healthcare, education, philanthropy, and corporate America met to discuss strategies that can help improve veterans’ transitions out of the military. The event, hosted by…
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School owner admits stealing $2.8M from veterans program
Prosecutors say most of the 182 veterans enrolled in a government-backed training program weren’t eligible.
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How one soldier saved $11K while traveling to 20 countries
When Army Spc. Oliver Bugariski was transferred to Germany, he embarked on a yearlong personal financial challenge: to focus on getting a grip on his spending and to put more money in his retirement accounts.
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Elizabeth Dole, actor Ryan Phillippe join veteran caregivers to urge lawmakers for more support
Military caregivers joined former Senator Elizabeth Dole and actor Ryan Phillippe in calling for more support for those who care for military veterans – including caregivers of pre-9/11 veterans.
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Conway: White House looking into military spouse employment concerns
The high-profile Trump adviser spoke at a spouse employment summit in Washington, as did Jill Biden.
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Advocates: Too soon to tell whether DoD’s lending-rate rules have helped troops’ bottom line
Expanded protections went into effect in October. More go online later this year.
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Tricare cases part of nation’s largest-ever health care fraud sweep
Justice Department officials have charged at least four people in connection with schemes to defraud Tricare as part of a larger fraud “takedown” that resulted in charges against 412 people involving $1.3 billion in taxpayer dollars.
-
Your questions answered about the new veterans online shopping benefit
More than 95,000 people visited the military exchanges’ VetVerify.org website the first month after it was launched, to verify that they qualify for the new online shopping benefit that will be available by Nov. 11, officials said.
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Michigan credit union settles lawsuit over military car repossessions
The federal government and a Michigan credit union have settled a lawsuit over the repossession of cars belonging to members of U.S. armed forces.
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Expanded military retiree tax breaks approved by North Carolina Senate
The state Senate voted Wednesday to expand how many income tax filers can deduct military pensions or survivorship benefits.
-
Former president’s nonprofit leads vet transition summit
A healthy, educated veteran is a better employee. That message was at the heart of a meeting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., Friday, where leaders in government, healthcare, education, philanthropy, and corporate America met to discuss strategies that can help improve veterans’ transitions out of the military. The event, hosted by…
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School owner admits stealing $2.8M from veterans program
Prosecutors say most of the 182 veterans enrolled in a government-backed training program weren’t eligible.
-
How one soldier saved $11K while traveling to 20 countries
When Army Spc. Oliver Bugariski was transferred to Germany, he embarked on a yearlong personal financial challenge: to focus on getting a grip on his spending and to put more money in his retirement accounts.
-
Elizabeth Dole, actor Ryan Phillippe join veteran caregivers to urge lawmakers for more support
Military caregivers joined former Senator Elizabeth Dole and actor Ryan Phillippe in calling for more support for those who care for military veterans – including caregivers of pre-9/11 veterans.
-
Conway: White House looking into military spouse employment concerns
The high-profile Trump adviser spoke at a spouse employment summit in Washington, as did Jill Biden.
-
Advocates: Too soon to tell whether DoD’s lending-rate rules have helped troops’ bottom line
Expanded protections went into effect in October. More go online later this year.
-
Tricare cases part of nation’s largest-ever health care fraud sweep
Justice Department officials have charged at least four people in connection with schemes to defraud Tricare as part of a larger fraud “takedown” that resulted in charges against 412 people involving $1.3 billion in taxpayer dollars.
-
Your questions answered about the new veterans online shopping benefit
More than 95,000 people visited the military exchanges’ VetVerify.org website the first month after it was launched, to verify that they qualify for the new online shopping benefit that will be available by Nov. 11, officials said.
-
Michigan credit union settles lawsuit over military car repossessions
The federal government and a Michigan credit union have settled a lawsuit over the repossession of cars belonging to members of U.S. armed forces.
-
Expanded military retiree tax breaks approved by North Carolina Senate
The state Senate voted Wednesday to expand how many income tax filers can deduct military pensions or survivorship benefits.
-
Former president’s nonprofit leads vet transition summit
A healthy, educated veteran is a better employee. That message was at the heart of a meeting at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., Friday, where leaders in government, healthcare, education, philanthropy, and corporate America met to discuss strategies that can help improve veterans’ transitions out of the military. The event, hosted by…
-
School owner admits stealing $2.8M from veterans program
Prosecutors say most of the 182 veterans enrolled in a government-backed training program weren’t eligible.
-
How one soldier saved $11K while traveling to 20 countries
When Army Spc. Oliver Bugariski was transferred to Germany, he embarked on a yearlong personal financial challenge: to focus on getting a grip on his spending and to put more money in his retirement accounts.
-
Elizabeth Dole, actor Ryan Phillippe join veteran caregivers to urge lawmakers for more support
Military caregivers joined former Senator Elizabeth Dole and actor Ryan Phillippe in calling for more support for those who care for military veterans – including caregivers of pre-9/11 veterans.
-
Conway: White House looking into military spouse employment concerns
The high-profile Trump adviser spoke at a spouse employment summit in Washington, as did Jill Biden.
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Advocates: Too soon to tell whether DoD’s lending-rate rules have helped troops’ bottom line
Expanded protections went into effect in October. More go online later this year.
