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Navy Federal customers to receive $23 million for alleged ‘improper debt collection’
The credit union allegedly threatened to sue customers, inform commanders of delinquency
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Launch of new military health records system delayed until early 2017
Officials said the two-month delay for the new $4.3 billion medical records system won’t upset their long-term schedule for deploying the tool.
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Collaboration is the key to getting effective PTSD treatments to veterans
The availability and tolerability issues associated with traditional PTSD treatments have spawned considerable interest in alternative therapies, so why are these alternative and nontraditional treatments still considered alternative and nontraditional?
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Post-9/11 veteran unemployment down again in September
Unemployment for the latest generation of veterans continues to hover near record-low territory, according to new government data.
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Senators demand answers from Wells Fargo on military rights allegations
In the wake of Wells Fargo Bank’s most recent alleged violations of troops’ and families’ consumer rights, 11 senators have called for the company to step up their efforts to follow the law.
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Vets are still dying from burn-pit illnesses, advocates say
Veterans exposed to the toxic pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are begging government leaders to keep paying attention to their crippling health problems.
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Antipsychotics are gaining attention for certain PTSD symptoms
Post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the most common and difficult disorders to treat in veterans. Although talk therapies are very effective and well tolerated, many veterans are prescribed medication along with talk therapy or as a solitary treatment.
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Military Families May See More Financial Challenges, Petraeus Says
As the large-scale combat deployments are coming to an end, military communities may see more financial problems in military families, said Holly Petraeus, assistant director, service member affairs, for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Look out for a bigger tax bite after military life
As you leave the military, you may soon realize another wound to your budget: the tax bite.
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Compare veterans’ income in 10 cities that have good jobs, low cost of living
Military Times compared 581 places, as designated by the U.S. Census bureau, on their overall median incomes, unemployment rates and costs of living. Cost of living accounted for half the calculation that determined this ranking, with median income and unemployment each accounting for one quarter.
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Navy Federal customers to receive $23 million for alleged ‘improper debt collection’
The credit union allegedly threatened to sue customers, inform commanders of delinquency
-
Launch of new military health records system delayed until early 2017
Officials said the two-month delay for the new $4.3 billion medical records system won’t upset their long-term schedule for deploying the tool.
-
Collaboration is the key to getting effective PTSD treatments to veterans
The availability and tolerability issues associated with traditional PTSD treatments have spawned considerable interest in alternative therapies, so why are these alternative and nontraditional treatments still considered alternative and nontraditional?
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment down again in September
Unemployment for the latest generation of veterans continues to hover near record-low territory, according to new government data.
-
Senators demand answers from Wells Fargo on military rights allegations
In the wake of Wells Fargo Bank’s most recent alleged violations of troops’ and families’ consumer rights, 11 senators have called for the company to step up their efforts to follow the law.
-
Vets are still dying from burn-pit illnesses, advocates say
Veterans exposed to the toxic pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are begging government leaders to keep paying attention to their crippling health problems.
-
Antipsychotics are gaining attention for certain PTSD symptoms
Post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the most common and difficult disorders to treat in veterans. Although talk therapies are very effective and well tolerated, many veterans are prescribed medication along with talk therapy or as a solitary treatment.
-
Military Families May See More Financial Challenges, Petraeus Says
As the large-scale combat deployments are coming to an end, military communities may see more financial problems in military families, said Holly Petraeus, assistant director, service member affairs, for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
-
Look out for a bigger tax bite after military life
As you leave the military, you may soon realize another wound to your budget: the tax bite.
-
Compare veterans’ income in 10 cities that have good jobs, low cost of living
Military Times compared 581 places, as designated by the U.S. Census bureau, on their overall median incomes, unemployment rates and costs of living. Cost of living accounted for half the calculation that determined this ranking, with median income and unemployment each accounting for one quarter.
-
Navy Federal customers to receive $23 million for alleged ‘improper debt collection’
The credit union allegedly threatened to sue customers, inform commanders of delinquency
-
Launch of new military health records system delayed until early 2017
Officials said the two-month delay for the new $4.3 billion medical records system won’t upset their long-term schedule for deploying the tool.
-
Collaboration is the key to getting effective PTSD treatments to veterans
The availability and tolerability issues associated with traditional PTSD treatments have spawned considerable interest in alternative therapies, so why are these alternative and nontraditional treatments still considered alternative and nontraditional?
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment down again in September
Unemployment for the latest generation of veterans continues to hover near record-low territory, according to new government data.
-
Senators demand answers from Wells Fargo on military rights allegations
In the wake of Wells Fargo Bank’s most recent alleged violations of troops’ and families’ consumer rights, 11 senators have called for the company to step up their efforts to follow the law.
-
Vets are still dying from burn-pit illnesses, advocates say
Veterans exposed to the toxic pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are begging government leaders to keep paying attention to their crippling health problems.
-
Antipsychotics are gaining attention for certain PTSD symptoms
Post-traumatic stress disorder is one of the most common and difficult disorders to treat in veterans. Although talk therapies are very effective and well tolerated, many veterans are prescribed medication along with talk therapy or as a solitary treatment.
-
Military Families May See More Financial Challenges, Petraeus Says
As the large-scale combat deployments are coming to an end, military communities may see more financial problems in military families, said Holly Petraeus, assistant director, service member affairs, for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
-
Look out for a bigger tax bite after military life
As you leave the military, you may soon realize another wound to your budget: the tax bite.
-
Compare veterans’ income in 10 cities that have good jobs, low cost of living
Military Times compared 581 places, as designated by the U.S. Census bureau, on their overall median incomes, unemployment rates and costs of living. Cost of living accounted for half the calculation that determined this ranking, with median income and unemployment each accounting for one quarter.
