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More Than a Spouse: Kamaria Is Building Something of Her Own

Kamaria is creating her own path as a military spouse, balancing career, education, and ambition while building stability on her own terms. The post More Than a Spouse: Kamaria Is...

S1 & Partner

JaneJones: The mere fact of being married is sufficient to be considered a dependent. Well no, not really - for instance if the spouse is working, or is entitled to an S1 in th...

VA Education Benefits by State: Tuition Waivers for Veterans, Spouses, and Dependents

See which states offer free tuition for veterans' dependents and spouses, and learn how to combine state waivers with Chapter 33, Chapter 35, and Fry Scholarship benefits. The post...

Military spouses head to the Hill, push for removal of barriers to small businesses to boost retention

Advocates aim to introduce the Military Spouse Small Business Recognition Act, arguing it could improve access to capital, national security and retention.

When the Employer Is the Financial Aid Office

When the Employer Is the Financial Aid Office Elizabeth Redden Mon, 04/13/2026 - 03:00 AM With increased federal emphasis on workforce alignment, the tim...

Aislinn’s Story: Nursing, Service, and Building a Career in Motion

: Follow Aislinn’s journey as a military spouse nurse balancing career, family, and constant moves while strengthening communities and the healthcare workforce. The post Aislinn’s...

Fadhlina: Teacher welfare matters, spouse‑distance transfers now handled quicker nationwide

IPOH, May 15 — Transfer applications involving teachers seeking placement closer to their spouses remain among the...

Navigating Military Life with Purpose: Alyssa Leicht’s Story

Military spouse Alyssa Leicht shares lessons on service, reinvention, and building a purpose-driven career through military life and moves. The post Navigating Military Life with P...

The Intersection of Caregiving in Military Families

Caring for her children while managing her own illness, one military spouse shares what it means to live at the intersection of caregiving and military life. The post The Intersect...

How Parents Can Advance Their Careers While Raising a Family

Facing The Unknown: Resources for Displaced Military Families

Resources for displaced military families after Middle East evacuations, including healthcare, education, and financial support guidance. The post Facing The Unknown: Resources for...

Spouse Life Insurance: A 2026 Guide to Protecting Your Partner

Last Tuesday, Sarah realized that if her husband passed away, she wouldn't just lose her partner; she would lose the person who manages their... <p>The post Spouse Life Insur...

The Social Security spousal benefit most married couples never claim (and what it’s worth)

You spent decades married to someone who worked full time while you worked part time, raised kids, cared for a parent, or built a smaller career. Now you're both approaching retire...

Strengthening Military Families Starts with Childcare

When childcare is uncertain, everything else becomes harder. Here is why it is one of the most critical challenges facing military families today. The post Strengthening Military F...

VA Education Benefits and the GI Bill: What Veterans Need to Know

The GI Bill is one of the most valuable benefits the VA offers, and one of the most frequently underused. It can cover tuition, housing, books, and fees, and in some cases, those b...

What the Education Department Projects for Workforce Pell

What the Education Department Projects for Workforce Pell Sara Weissman Thu, 05/28/2026 - 03:00 AM The Education Department estimates Workforce Pell coul...

7 Social Security Spousal Benefit Rules Every Married Couple Should Know

Social Security can get confusing for married couples. Find out what you must know if you tie the knot.

Guidance: Service pupil premium

Information for service personnel with children in state schools, and for the schools themselves, about eligibility for the service pupil premium (SPP).

Caregivers need greater support to help assist veterans, watchdog finds

Caregivers, who are often the spouses or partners of veterans, may be underutilizing mental health resources available to them, a recent Government Accountability Office report fou...

LPL Launches Support Program for Deployed Advisors

Under the new program, advisors in the U.S. Armed Forces will choose a qualified continuity partner or LPL to service their clients while they’re deployed.

When Families Face Challenges in Securing Benefits for Loved Ones

Families often encounter unexpected responsibilities when a loved one becomes unable to maintain employment due to medical or physical conditions. This shift affects daily routines...

I was previously in care - what education supports might be available?

I am exploring options for further or higher education or training - can you suggest possibilities?

Social Security: The Mystery of Spousal Benefits

by Russell Gloor at CDN - The Riddle: Why are my Spouse Benefits less than half? Probably the most common fallacy about SS spouse benefits is the belief that a spouse always gets...

VA Loans and Child Support – What Veterans Need to Know in 2026

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