Benefits

An Army Reserve officer faces allegations he defrauded Gold Star families by losing $3.4 million while making $1.4 million in commissions.

Military service comes with several benefits that aim to blunt the shortfalls service members encounter – including some lesser known...

Guardsmen and reservists who retire before age 60 would be eligible for low-cost military health care plans under a bi-partisan a...

PsychArmor plans to use subject matter experts to create a new video, “15 Things Veterans Want You to Know."

U.S. Office of Personnel Management welcomes retiring service members to the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program (FEDVIP).

After the expansion of parental leave for active-duty, a bipartisan Senate effort would give guardsmen and reservists comparable benefits.

Service members can consid­er education beyond traditional post-sec­ondary institutions through the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill.

Despite its benefits, the PACT Act has created an outlet for scammers to target veterans and service members.

Gen. Daniel Hokanson, chief of the National Guard Bureau, said health care access for guardsmen is his highest priority in...

TRICARE, modernized equipment and parity with active-duty service components remain at the top of several military lobbyist’s to-do lists.