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Veterans may want to consider moving to one of the Carolinas, if they lean on a pair of surveys released this week as their guide.
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Veterans may want to consider moving to one of the Carolinas, if they lean on a pair of surveys released this week as their guide.
An entire financial ecosystem surrounds the nation’s military installations. It’s a perilous landscape for young soldiers with little financial experience.
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Amy Bushatz When it comes to your money, you can never, ever be too careful or too prepared. And that's especially true when it's time to move. Relocating is already stressful enough on its own. And all of the financial considerations can add just another layer of complicated challenges. And that's why we have Clay Stackhouse, a regional outreach manager with Navy Federal Credit Union with us today to talk through everything we need to know about keeping track of our money in and around PCSing. Clay has been with Navy Federal since 2015, and served in the Marine Corps for 25 years. That makes...
Published: Apr 30, 2021, 7:00am Editorial Note: Forbes may earn a commission on sales made from partner links on this page, but that doesn't affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Getty Financial stress nags nearly 40% of active-duty military families. On top of that, most military families move every two to three years. And one fifth of military spouses are unemployed, while 67% of military spouses in the workforce are underemployed. Combine all of these factors, and it may feel to a military family as though their household finances have failed basic training. ...