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Military families suffering from higher costs? Here’s some relief.
Here are some ongoing efforts to ease the effects of inflation for service members and families.
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‘Feeding our paycheck to the pumps’: Troops, families deal with inflation
“Our head is above water, but I’m not sure for how long,” one soldier said of his family.
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Are commissaries providing the savings they promised to troops?
Providing savings to service members is of particular concern right now due to the inflation in food prices.
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Made in China? More than half the products in military exchanges could be banned
A ban on Chinese-made products could affect sales of clothing, shoes, baby items, home appliances, electronics, computers, Apple phones and lots more.
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Troops would get $90 monthly bonuses to counter inflation in House plan
A separate plan to pay all troops at least $15 an hour failed to gain enough support among lawmakers.
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Bigger military bonuses might be on the way to help with recruiting, retention
The year 2022 was publicly dubbed the military’s “most challenging recruiting year” in decades.
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More child care spaces opening to working military families after COVID-19 pause in priority system
With moving season in full swing, this policy helps military families get their children into child development centers.
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Military families: How are you dealing with inflation?
Tell us: What has inflation done to your family budget?
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Federal worker wages could cap military pay raise
Both troops and civilian employees are in line for at least a 4.6% pay raise in 2023.
-
Military families suffering from higher costs? Here’s some relief.
Here are some ongoing efforts to ease the effects of inflation for service members and families.
-
‘Feeding our paycheck to the pumps’: Troops, families deal with inflation
“Our head is above water, but I’m not sure for how long,” one soldier said of his family.
-
Are commissaries providing the savings they promised to troops?
Providing savings to service members is of particular concern right now due to the inflation in food prices.
-
Made in China? More than half the products in military exchanges could be banned
A ban on Chinese-made products could affect sales of clothing, shoes, baby items, home appliances, electronics, computers, Apple phones and lots more.
-
Troops would get $90 monthly bonuses to counter inflation in House plan
A separate plan to pay all troops at least $15 an hour failed to gain enough support among lawmakers.
-
Bigger military bonuses might be on the way to help with recruiting, retention
The year 2022 was publicly dubbed the military’s “most challenging recruiting year” in decades.
-
More child care spaces opening to working military families after COVID-19 pause in priority system
With moving season in full swing, this policy helps military families get their children into child development centers.
-
Military families: How are you dealing with inflation?
Tell us: What has inflation done to your family budget?
-
Federal worker wages could cap military pay raise
Both troops and civilian employees are in line for at least a 4.6% pay raise in 2023.
-
Military families suffering from higher costs? Here’s some relief.
Here are some ongoing efforts to ease the effects of inflation for service members and families.
-
‘Feeding our paycheck to the pumps’: Troops, families deal with inflation
“Our head is above water, but I’m not sure for how long,” one soldier said of his family.
-
Are commissaries providing the savings they promised to troops?
Providing savings to service members is of particular concern right now due to the inflation in food prices.
-
Made in China? More than half the products in military exchanges could be banned
A ban on Chinese-made products could affect sales of clothing, shoes, baby items, home appliances, electronics, computers, Apple phones and lots more.
-
Troops would get $90 monthly bonuses to counter inflation in House plan
A separate plan to pay all troops at least $15 an hour failed to gain enough support among lawmakers.
-
Bigger military bonuses might be on the way to help with recruiting, retention
The year 2022 was publicly dubbed the military’s “most challenging recruiting year” in decades.
-
More child care spaces opening to working military families after COVID-19 pause in priority system
With moving season in full swing, this policy helps military families get their children into child development centers.
-
Military families: How are you dealing with inflation?
Tell us: What has inflation done to your family budget?
-
Federal worker wages could cap military pay raise
Both troops and civilian employees are in line for at least a 4.6% pay raise in 2023.
