Last February, MOAA and Syracuse University’s Institute for Veteran and Military Families (IVMF) released the Military Spouse Employment Report. The overarching objective of this research project was to evaluate the cumulative economic impact on Armed

By Jamie Naughton In budget cutting exercises, commissaries are often easy pickings for the chopping block. Critics say the $1.4 billion Congress spends on groceries for military families could be better spent on

Thinking of skipping TAPs class? Thinking it is 40 hours of PowerPoint that you can blow off because you are the spouse, not the service member? Think again. Your transitioning service member is about to come down

The House and Senate have approved their versions of the defense bill, and they don’t see eye to eye on the commissary. The Senate The Senate unfortunately took aim at the commissary

Career portability can be a challenge for a professional military spouse. Complicated state licensing requirements and lack of license portability impose significant administrative and financial burdens on military spouse professionals who move across

Author Erica Schreiner, Marine Corps Military Spouse Military spouses can achieve their education goals no matter how often PCS orders arrive. With