Advocacy
What the Incoming Congress Means for MOAA’s Advocacy Work
The 120th session brings a shift in party control, the departures of long-serving leaders, and fewer lawmakers with time in uniform.
The 120th session brings a shift in party control, the departures of long-serving leaders, and fewer lawmakers with time in uniform.
Find out why MOAA and other stakeholders are supporting this bipartisan provision.
Get a head start on your financial planning.
The Capital District Chapter shared details about MOAA’s mission and activities at its information table at the Altamont Fair.
Find out what you need to know to make your coverage decisions this Open Season.
Find out who is eligible for the Chaplain In-Service Procurement Program.
Surviving Spouse Advisory Council members work to better prepare military spouses for the future.
Find out how your hometown fared in the annual WalletHub survey.
Free tickets for “Jimmy” are available nationwide for active duty servicemembers and veterans.
Two ways this long-sought fix for combat-injured veterans can reach the floor during the 119th Congress … and what members can do to help.
Your feedback could change how the department assists veterans considering self-employment.
The inflation-indexed investment is providing one of the highest rates of return since its creation in 1998.
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