Whether you’re leaving uniform or just looking for new professional opportunities, keep this advice in mind.

MOAA continues its work to ensure planned changes will not affect access to quality care.

Restrictive employment policies often lead spouses to take on low-wage or volunteer positions.

Share your story of service, and read the stories of others.

It’s not just about books and meal plans – here’s what TRICARE beneficiaries should know.

While the deadline for backdated benefits has passed, veterans and survivors still can file a claim under the MOAA-backed law.

Health Net Federal Services plans a legal challenge despite the ruling, after filing its second protest in May.

The Kingdom of the Sun (Fla.) Chapter started the initiative in 2001 to ensure children had needed supplies for school.

Some could qualify for more than $100,000 to remain in uniform.

"The laws are very archaic, very 1950s. ... They treat surviving spouses as if they are property."

Ask your lawmaker to help ensure the final bill protects your earned health care benefit.

The uniformed services community is a preferred target for fraud. Here's how you can fight back.