Career portability can be a challenge for a professional military spouse. Complicated state licensing requirements and lack of license portability impose significant administrative and financial burdens on military spouse professionals who move across

Author Erica Schreiner, Marine Corps Military Spouse Military spouses can achieve their education goals no matter how often PCS orders arrive. With

MOAA's financial expert breaks down your options.

By Laura Roler, Military Saves Associate, AFC® Candidate, FINRA Military Spouse Fellow Deployment—before, during, and after—can be a stressful time to say the least Thankfully, there are some benefits offered during

Why are the commissaries under attack by the Department of Defense (DoD) yet again? The FY 2016 defense budget proposal continues the plan to ultimately reduce the annual commissary subsidy by $1 billion.

Colonel Mike Hayden USAF (Ret.), Director of Government Relations, was among five representatives from veteran and military family advocacy groups testifying at a House Armed Services Subcommittee on Military Personnel. The Subcommittee heard testimony on

By Trina Fitzgerald, Assistant Director, Government Relations MOAA’s 12th Military Spouse Symposium, “Keeping a Career on the Move®,” took place on March 23, 2015 in Alexandria, Virginia. Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R N.Y.) joined