Active service members can choose from dozens of great, military-specific credit card deals. But, as a veteran, many of these same perks don’t apply. This reality can make picking the right card after you leave the military challenging. As such, we’ll use this article to provide an overview of the best credit cards for veterans. […]
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For service members who travel frequently, the card_name can be a valuable addition to your wallet with generous point awards tailored for travel, a solid introductory and annual anniversary bonus, and a loyalty program that lets you transfer your Chase points to several other well-known air and hotel providers. Although it may take some time […]
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The card_name’s unique combination of spending category bonuses and additional benefits makes it one of the best credit cards for military members who want travel rewards and dining and grocery perks. Overview of the American Express Gold Card The card_name is highly recommended for those looking to earn significant rewards for travel, dining, and grocery […]
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The card_name offers a flat 1.5% cash back on all purchases with a $0 annual fee. It also offers a 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 15 months with a reg_apr,reg_apr_type APR after that. Rewards are easy to track and accumulate because there are no bonus or rotating categories to monitor or […]
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The card_name is one of the most popular credit cards on the market. That’s because it offers several noteworthy travel-related perks ranging from a generous sign-up bonus and point accruals for travel and everyday purchases to several ancillary benefits that will enhance a veteran’s travel experience. The rewards are easy to earn, and redemption is […]
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Military members and their families can take advantage of several tax provisions, according to the 2022 version of Publication 3 from the Internal Revenue Service. Here are some top tips to consider before filing taxes. Tax Filing and Deadlines The deadline to file 2022 taxes is April 18, 2023 for most people due to the […]
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There are many credit card options that feature perks for being a military member. You will find military fee waivers offered by a variety of high-profile credit cards including American Express, which means you may be eligible to access high-value credit cards (assuming the applicant is otherwise financially qualified) that can push your access to […]
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The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides sailors and Marines, their families and surviving dependents with financial, educational and emergency assistance. The NMCRS has offices on or near most U.S. Navy and Marine Corps installations. History The newly formed United States couldn’t afford benefits packages for its services – let alone […]
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An economic stimulus is a government policy designed to encourage economic activity. Such attempts can include alterations to federal fiscal policies, quantitative easing, which is defined by some as a form of investment the government makes in certain critical bond markets and/or other areas for a certain span of time to stabilize the economy. There […]
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The Internal Revenue Service has announced 2024 Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) contributions limits. In 2024, Thrift Savings Plan participants can contribute up to $23,000 in elective deferrals, according to the Internal Revenue Service. Participants age 50 and older can make an additional $7,500 contribution, for a total of $30,500. The IRS announced the TSP contribution […]
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