Fortunately for military spouses, you can still save for your own retirement, even with challenges such as unemployment and underemployment that come with military life.

Two states recently exempted a portion of military retirement pay and survivor benefits from state income tax, with California enacting a new partial exemption and Vermont increasing the number of ...

Military retirees have to give up (or waive) part of their retirement pay, dollar for dollar, to get VA disability pay. CRDP allows eligible retirees to receive both when they have more than a 50% ...

However, the military has previously offered earlier retirements under a process called Temporary Early Retirement Authority, or TERA. For instance, from 1993 to 2001 , troops with 15 to 20 years ...

The Military Retirement Exclusion is going to be effective for taxable years starting after January 1 and will remain in effect through December 31, 2029, with the option to be extended in future ...