The stabilization for 2021 comes on the heels of a 2020 increase that took many military retirees by surprise.

The rapid expansion of services and benefits has drawn both praise and concern from lawmakers in recent months.

Ask your lawmaker to help expand benefits for tens of thousands of Vietnam veterans.

See the new rates, and learn how a MOAA-supported bill would shield military families from future increases.

New VA programs and other resources are available, but aren’t always easy to find. MOAA can help.

Fees will begin Jan. 1, but a 180-day window, up from 90, will provide a safety net. MOAA fought for the change.

Don’t just roll over your dental and vision plans. Compare rates and coverage to make a smart financial decision.

“Gulf War Syndrome” remains largely unexplained. Veterans can register to get the latest updates.

Signed over the weekend, they will create a three-digit mental health crisis line and a grant program to assist in community suicide prevention.

Learn more about the findings, and how MOAA sees a better way forward.

The contract is part of MISSION Act requirements and addresses unique challenges in “The Last Frontier.”

Plans to cut 18,000 medical billets also are on hold. MOAA has supported the delay, but more must be done.