Deployment is more than a logistical transition; it is a financial turning point for many military families. Shifts in income, changes in financial responsibilities, and increased uncertainty can create stress before, during, and after deployment. In this blog, we explore the unique financial challenges military families face throughout the deployment…
A recent $3 million-dollar settlement between the U.S. Department of Justice and the state of Georgia is drawing national attention to alleged violations of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) involving professional licensing barriers for military families. In this blog, we break down what these protections mean, who qualifies, and…
Military spouses continue to face persistent unemployment and underemployment despite being highly educated, skilled, and motivated to work. This blog explores the latest research, the growing recognition of spouse employment as a readiness issue, and how service providers can better support military spouses through informed, strategic action.
Some purchases are considered “big ticket,” meaning they cost more than a single paycheck. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (2025), service members often borrow more, put less down, pay higher APRs, and take longer loan terms than the general population. Explore ten tips to guide service members through…