Advocacy
MOAA-Backed Bill Would Help VA Insurance Programs Keep Pace With Inflation
The Fairness for Servicemembers and Families Act passed the House last month. Add your voice to help it move forward.
Health Care
Federal Watchdog Urges VA to Prioritize Patient Safety and Improve Access to Community Care
The Government Accountability Office offered five "priority recommendations" for the department, covering everything from modernization to staffing levels.
Advocacy
MOAA Leaders Meet With VA Secretary, Discuss Future of Veterans Care
“We look forward to continuing the conversation with Secretary Collins and his team.”
Military Benefits
VA Shifts Survivors Assistance Office in Effort to Speed Up Benefits
“The last thing survivors need in their time of grief is frustrating red tape and bureaucracy.”
Advocacy
A Privatized Commissary System Would Put Your Service-Earned Benefit at Risk
Military families spanning generations rely on these savings to make ends meet.
Finance
Space-A Getaway: 4 Great Destinations You Can Reach With Your Military Travel Benefit
Adventure awaits ... and a MOAA webinar can help you plan your cost-friendly itinerary.
Spouse and Family
Find Your Commissary’s May Sidewalk Sale Dates
When will your store’s spring savings event take place? Get the full list.
Military Benefits
Remarriage Rules: What Surviving Spouses Should Know
From TRICARE to Survivor Benefit Plan payouts and more, your eligibility may be affected.
Advocacy
Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Key Benefits for Public Health Service Officers
The Uniformed Services Leave Parity Act would bring USPHS leave benefits in line with those in the armed services.
Military Benefits
How Far Will DoD Take Privatization on Military Bases?
MOAA believes service-earned benefits must be protected throughout any process designed to cut costs.
Advocacy
MOAA Joins More Than 50 Advocacy Groups to Support Combat-Injured Veterans
The fight to end an unjust pay offset continues in the 119th Congress. Here’s the latest.
Military Benefits
Retirees Say They Were Denied Extended GI Bill Benefits Despite Supreme Court Ruling
The retired officers have sued the VA over the department's interpretation of a 2024 decision involving the Montgomery and Post 9/11 GI Bill programs.