When a spouse in a military household loses income, the financial and emotional shock can be significant. Here are some thoughtful strategies to navigate the immediate crisis and chart a course toward long-term stability.   Immediate Actions: Stabilize Finances & Understand The Situation Pause and assess the financial picture. Review cash flow, savings, expenses, and any outstanding debts. It is critical to know how long essential living costs on reduced or no income can be

A permanent change of station (PCS) is part of military life. With the right planning and awareness, moving for the military does not have to scramble your finances. The key is to know what you are eligible for, build a cushion, stick to the budget, and use resources.   Understand what the military pays for Before spending money or signing leases and to help avoid unexpected out-of-pocket costs, figure out what allowances and reimbursements you will get. ▪        Per Diem – C

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