3 Tips to Help You Commit to Routine Savings
To get you started, here are three easy steps to help you commit to routine savings.
5 Hard-to-Replace Military Benefits
The biggest practical question of service members transitioning from the military is “how much money do I need to make to maintain my quality of life?” This is hard to calculate, because the military payment structure provides relatively low salaries–at least for junior enlisted and officers–and high allowances, which are tax-free.
Banks Volunteer to Proactively Seek out Eligible Servicemembers to Provide Protections That Will Save Them Money
Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup will seek out servicemen and women who could benefit from new federal rules to help them lower mortgage payments.
Investor Bulletin: Savings and Investing Basics for Military Personnel
Click for a list of ten suggestions that may help military personnel – and any investor – make better investments and avoid fraud.