Scam Prevention
Advocates: ‘Tremendous Fraud’ Targeting Servicemembers, Veterans Requires New Approach
Military-connected fraud complaints to the FTC in 2024 totaled nearly $600 million.
Health Care
New TRICARE Waiver Will End Pharmacy Copays for Some Family Members
Find out who will benefit from the change, which takes effect Feb. 28.
Advocacy
Budget Deadline Draws Near: What’s Funded, What Isn’t, and What Happens Next
What a partial shutdown could mean for servicemembers, veterans, and their families.
Advocacy
1 Visit, 2 Copays? MOAA Helps Military Families Fix Inaccurate TRICARE Claims
Eligible beneficiaries will receive an account credit or refund. Here’s what you should know.
Military Officer Magazine
‘It’s All About Unity’: CALMOAA President on Advocacy Success
Capt. Ramona Chávez, USAF (Ret), helped secure statewide tax relief for military retirees.
Military Officer Magazine
Vietnam Travel: From Hanoi to Hue, and the Surprises in Between
From remnants of the war to imperial grandeur, your options abound.
Advocacy
New Coalition Forms to End Unfair Pay Offset Facing Combat-Injured Veterans
MOAA is proud to be a founding member of The Star Act Alliance. Learn how you can join our fight to end the “wounded veteran tax.”
Spouse and Family
Feds Remind States About Law Protecting Military Spouse Job Licenses
The Justice Department is investigating several cases involving license portability.
Chapters
Arkansas Chapter Fights Food Insecurity Among Local Veterans
Members of the Ozark Regional Chapter volunteer at their local food bank, which distributes 200-plus boxes of food a month for veterans and their families.
Advocacy
MOLD Act Would Protect Military Families From Hazardous Living Conditions
An estimated 700,000 currently serving and family members are suffering from unsafe conditions in military housing.
Advocacy
MOAA Shares Legislative Priorities at Congressional Reception
Here are five bills we hope the 119th Congress passes in its second year.
Finance
IRS Confirms No Tax on $1,776 ‘Warrior Dividend’
The payouts are exempt because they are “supplemental basic allowance for housing payments,” per the Pentagon.