Spouse and Family
A Military Family’s Guide to Not Oversharing on Social Media
Giving out too much information can put you at risk for impersonation and identity theft.
Giving out too much information can put you at risk for impersonation and identity theft.
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New laws, including the FY 2023 NDAA, tackle child care access, housing, spouse employment, and more.
More than 80% of Army children dealt with child care changes.
The Army, Marine Corps, and Navy have yet to implement critical guidance, leaving some servicemembers in limbo.
Have a recent college grad in your life? Here’s how they can get a leg up on the job market.
MOAA made ending this unfair offset a major legislative priority.
Starting your own business might be the perfect fit ... or it could be a stress-filled mess. Know what you're getting into.
States now must recognize most spouses' professional licenses from other states if they moved because of military orders.
It’s a common benefit offered to many employees at large entities, including DoD civilians. Here’s what one study found.
The three-year pilot program will provide 12 weeks of training for "career-ready spouses."
Officials said the changes were necessary to recruit and retain employees and provide high-quality care for military families.