It's a whole new world off base, and "retirement" often means something different for those who have served.

When the Blended Retirement System was created more than five years ago, one of its primary goals was to help service members set themselves up financially for the future, even if they didn’t stay for ...

Sarah Roder of Armed Forces Mutual shares expert advice on preparing financially, professionally and personally for military ...

Military households reported more savings and confidence in their retirement prospects than non-military households, according to annual survey results released recently by the Employee Benefit ...

Military spouses have unique advantages as well as hurdles to overcome on their path to starting a small business, including their tendency to move around frequently. An array of retirement accounts ...

Key Takeaways Forty-one states don’t tax Social Security income.Thirty-seven states don’t tax most military retirement ...

Members of the U.S. armed forces qualify for special tax breaks and can leverage unique financial planning opportunities, advisors say. During service, members of the armed forces can kickstart ...

"I am not going to tell you which stocks, bonds or mutual funds to buy. But, I will hopefully stimulate some thoughts as you make a significant financial transition in your life." You will face many ...

If you're a retired military personnel, where you choose to spend your post-service years can significantly help you get ahead financially. Some states offer tax breaks and exemptions on military ...

Air Force Capt. Alexander Zaykov, right, a 56th Medical Group dentist, provides information about available services to military retirees and veterans during a Retiree Appreciation Day event at Luke ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Navy's top enlisted sailor, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy James Honea, announced that he is retiring from the post -- ...