Medical billing and coding careers offer military spouses a way around the professional instability often caused by frequent permanent change-of-station moves. Those with medical billing and coding experience can enjoy more “portable” employment through remote work opportunities, and military spouses can often enter the field with as little as 1 year of training. That training may… Read more »
Get insights into the benefits of the Military Spouse Career Accelerator Program, providing support and career growth for military spouses.
Understand Military Spouse Burial Benefits and eligibility requirements to prepare for your family’s needs during difficult times.
Military Spouse Appreciation Month is May, when we recognize and honor the sacrifices that military spouse and families make.
It is not possible to simply choose to transfer your GI Bill benefit to a spouse or dependent; you must meet certain requirements and agree to a new military service commitment for your request to be approved. You must be on active duty to request a GI Bill transfer.
On March 22, 2023, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III announced plans for six new programs for military families addressing “essential needs” in career advancement, child care, parental leave, and education. The announcement came in the form of an official memorandum addressed to senior Pentagon leaders and includes directives in various areas including one… Read more »
Discover the professional license transfer policy for Coast Guard spouses, which aims to make it easier to continue working when moving to a new state. Read more.
The Air Force and Space Force have implemented a policy to help spouses transfer their professional licenses when moving to a new state. Read more.
Learn about the Navy’s Military Spouse License Transfer Policy. Keep your career on track while supporting your service member.
Military benefits can be confusing. We’ve put together this comprehensive military benefits guide for military spouses’ and dependents’ benefits.