If passed, the Service Members Tax Relief Act would eliminate federal income tax on all active-duty and reserve pay, as well as military bonuses.

If you rely on military retirement income, discover the 13 states that continue taxing those benefits and what that means for your future retirement plans.

As shutdown aftershocks continue, MOAA works to protect what those in uniform have earned from future funding lapses.

Military retirees and disabled veterans will receive 2.8% increases to their monthly paychecks for 2026, thanks to the annual Cost of Living Adjustment, or COLA, tied to inflation. The 2.8% raise for ...

Rep. Abe Hamadeh, R-Arizona, has introduced bills to end the federal income tax on military pay and veterans’ retirement ...

All active duty military and 400,000 civilian workers are currently serving without pay due to the government shutdown. This comes a day after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed military leaders ...

A Montana military retiree is disappointed he never received his retirement benefits during the government shutdown. Billings ...