This generation of veterans and servicemembers has access to the best benefits of any era in history. From the VA Home Loan program to the GI Bill, you can save money, enhance your career opportunities, and even change your life. Don’t miss out on any of the military and veteran benefits you have earned.
In late 2025, Congress passed a law requiring an increase in the pension awarded to living Medal of Honor (MoH) recipients. The new law, the Monetary Enhancement for Distinguished Active Legends (MEDAL) Act, increases the monthly military pension for living MoH recipients from $1,489.73 to $5,625, four times the previous amount. Beyond the monthly pension, recipients… Read more »
The switch from military life to college demands planning. If you have been out of an academic environment for a while there are many things you’ll need to catch up on to make your transition from the military to school a smooth one. Do you know how long it takes to be approved for the GI Bill? Do you know the registration deadlines for the next round of classes? We cover some mistakes to avoid when going back to school.
Military service requires commitment to national defense and conflict. But not everyone who joins keeps that commitment. When an active-duty member develops a moral or ethical conviction that conflicts with military duty, they may consider applying for a discharge as a conscientious objector (CO). What does it take to leave the United States military in… Read more »
TRICARE beneficiaries will see higher pharmacy costs in 2026. The TRICARE Pharmacy Program implements new prescription drug copayments starting January 1, 2026, affecting “most beneficiaries,” according to TRICARE.mil. The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 established the pricing structure that governs these copayments through December 31, 2027.
Explore the Military Spouse Employment Partnership, a program connecting military spouses with job opportunities across various sectors.
Stay informed about the VA Benefits Overpayment Scam Warning. Protect yourself from fraudulent claims and potential financial loss.
The Department of Veterans Affairs restores benefits for troops discharged over vaccine refusal. Learn about eligibility updates.
Learn about crucial Military Food Pantries and Support Programs dedicated to aiding service members and their households.
The VA has reversed its policy on male breast cancer, removing the disease from a list of presumptive conditions for VA treatment and compensation under the PACT Act. The change means male veterans must now prove their breast cancer diagnosis is service-connected to receive VA disability benefits for the condition.
During flu season, military families and veterans have several options for receiving a free flu vaccine. TRICARE provides flu shot benefits for its beneficiaries, and the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) offers them to qualifying enrolled veterans.