Military Retirement

Military spouses experience life in ways that civilian spouses can't fathom. Military families are provided with exceptional health care and the ability to travel to exotic destinations. After the member gives 15 to 20 years of his life, many ask what's in store and if they can maintain the same lifestyle after retiring. This... more »

Wage garnishment is usually a last resort by a creditor to get money that is owed to them after all other collection efforts have been exhausted. It can have a lasting effect on your personal life, your career and your credit. Although you are protected to some degree, it can still be devastating. more »

Military retirement is the benefit for those who chose to make a career out of the military and have worked 20 or more years in military service. Military retirement is also available for qualifying reserve service. When a service member is preparing to retire, preparation and planning are crucial for a smooth transition. more »

When speaking in terms of the military, protocol and etiquette are one and the same. So it should come as no surprise that when a person is about to retire after a lifetime of service, strict protocol dictates the retirement as well. more »

If you are ready to retire from the military, or looking at the financial rewards of serving, understanding military retirement pay can be a challenging task. Retirement in the Army or Air Force can begin after 20 years of service. However, enlisted members of the Navy and Marine Corps receive their pay from their twentieth through... more »