Many consumers have no idea how high the rates on their credit cards can go -- and how much taking on credit card debt to buy everyday goods can cost -- if they pay late. Full story.

DO ASK, and carry your military I.D. with you when it's feasible. In addition to the numerous other benefits you get as a military spouse or member, view your I.D. card as a "constant coupon," that pays back dividends on varied and numerous occasions.
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By Molly Blake Susan Petersen laughs when she talks about her first house.  “We bought in 1992 and it literally cost $40,000,” says the Marine spouse smiling. “It doesn’t sound like a lot but we couldn’t have bought it without the VA loan.” ... Full story.

Understanding the LES is the lynchpin for understanding military pay: How much he'll get, how much he deserves, when it will change and how to maximize it.
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While no one likes to talk about the possibility of losing a loved one to military service, but knowing about Service Members Group Life Insurance (SGLI) and your rights and benefits as a survivor are part of your responsibility as a military spouse. Yep, we're talking about Life Insurance for a guy with a job in a combat zone. Full story.