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Buying A House?
Or Refinancing?

Get a mortgage backed by the VA. It’s as easy as following these five steps

– Determine Eligibility
– Sign Purchase Agreement
– Order VA Appraisal
– Apply For Mortgage
– Purchase House

Before arranging for a new mortgage to finance a home purchase, veterans should consider some of the advantages of VA home loans.

Click here for the many benefits a VA loan offers.
 

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Serviceman’s Group Life Insurance

The Serviceman’s Group Life Insurance, better known as SGLI, is group term life insurance available to members of the armed forces, purchased by the government from private insurers, and partially subsidized by the government.

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Paying For College –

There are many benefits to becoming a Soldier in the USimgArmy, including programs to help with your college education now and in the future. Programs include:

– Army College Fund (ACF)
– College Loan Repayment Program
– Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB)

Click here for more information on programs that offer money for your education.

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Are you receiving the correct Basic Pay Rate? Click here for 2010 US Army rates and FY2010 rates. Check out the military pay scale. An enlisted Servicemembers grade (usually the same as rank) and years of service determines the amount of basic pay received.

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Take Control
Get Help
Credit Tips
Budget
Credit Report
Track Your Spending,
Develop a Debt,Plan
Consolidate Debt,
Lower Your Credit Card Rate, Set up a Budget		 Debt Management and Credit Counseling programs involve working with a Certified Financial Counselor who can understand your needs. If used carefully, credit can be a helpful financial tool. Don’t take on more credit card borrowing or interest-free loans than you can afford to repay. A budget, or spending plan, will help you cover all your needs, wants, expenses, and saving goals.

A good credit history opens financial doors that may be closed to those with a less than perfect credit history.

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