As more servicemembers, veterans, and families make use of these money-sending systems, the chance for fraud rises.

After the death of your spouse, you face countless decisions, including where and with whom to live. One surviving spouse shares her experience.

VA officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.

From new packing rules to improved reimbursement rates for broken goods, get up to speed for your next PCS.

Need a new favorite read, or a gift for a hard-to-shop-for history buff? MOAA has you covered.

The July issue of Council & Chapter News is now available. Learn how to become a MOAA advocate, find helpful resources for chapter leaders, and read about what other MOAA affiliates have been up to in their communities.

The move would address both retention and recruitment challenges. Here’s where it stands on Capitol Hill.

Both bills address pay and housing-allowance concerns, but the legislative process is far from over.

One advocacy group called the overdue update "underwhelming" and said families needed more clarity from the policy.

The devices could pose a security risk, according to an alert from the Army's Criminal Investigation Division.

The ruling could mean more education benefits for those eligible under multiple versions of the GI Bill.