Happy New Year! I know many of us have been waiting to say those words for quite some time. With our lives upended in 2020, it’s a relief to see hope on the horizon for an end to the global pandemic. Not only can we start to look forward to normalizing our daily lives, but this is an optimal time to start planning for the future.
Roberts Thomas knows that military families have been hit hard by COVID-19. Operation Homefront is committed to helping families with Critical Financial Assistance.
No matter how you celebrate the holidays, you undoubtedly think of it as a special time of year. There are so many festive activities that mark the season: Parties, home decorating, baking, watching classic holiday movies, taking time off from work and school to enjoy the company of friends, and big family gatherings with all the traditions that go with them. The holiday season is also a time to reflect on the year gone by, re-energize by connecting with loved ones and make plans for the year ahead.
Due to the pandemic, many typical holiday activities are not feasible this year. Gift giving, in particular, will be different. More gifts will be mailed and opened remotely rather than in person. And it’s natural to expect that holiday spending and gatherings will be scaled back. But with minor adjustments, you can preserve your gift-giving traditions while also being mindful of financial considerations.
Credit scores rule the world. At least it feels that way, doesn’t it? They’re like these tiny little dictators, running around, interfering with every home sale, rental application, vehicle purchase, and more.
It feels obscure, but did you know that your score isn’t random? Though it might feel like it at times, it’s not like disobeying your parents as a kid and waiting to see which consequence you get today. The score is calculated, and it fluctuates both ways on the spectrum.
Today we will hear from Kara Varner about her resume writing business and then we have a sponsored interview with First Command’s CEO and Associate Director.
On today’s exciting AWTR episode we interview Molly Rose Speed, the founder of The Virtual Assistant Academy and Virtual Assistant Management.
When it comes to retiring, ETSing, or leaving the military service to finally put down deep roots, once concern is tax benefits and other privileges. Let us make the research easier for you (though we can’t help with the decision-making). For more information and a detailed account of a specific state’s benefits, click the state name. Please note that eligibility for any of these benefits may depend on residency, military component, and veteran disability status.
Hooah and hello! Come learn from Charlene Wilde, the Assistant Secretary of the American Armed Forces Mutual Aid Association (AAFMAA).
Hello and welcome to another installment of Army Wife Talk Radio. Today’s episode features Juanda Bryant, author of the Danny and the Deployer Book Series.
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