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The White House Budget: What Early Figures Mean for You and Your Benefits
MOAA breaks down the numbers and outlines top priorities for lawmakers in the coming months.
Allison Reilly is a native of Columbia, S.C. She earned her bachelor’s degree in intelligence and national security studies from Coastal Carolina University.
Before joining the MOAA team, she worked in the athletic event management department at her university. Reilly joined MOAA in 2019 as a Member Service Representative.
MOAA breaks down the numbers and outlines top priorities for lawmakers in the coming months.
This legislation includes key MOAA-supported reforms for pay, health care, and other benefits.