Posted on Apr 20, 2017
Veteran Finances: How to not get overwhelmed – Separating From Service
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This is less about what exactly to do than it is about how to deal with the inevitable stress of suddenly having to deal with 1000 decisions you've never had to.
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Veteran Finances: How to not get overwhelmed – Separating From Service
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Finance
Mental Health
Transition
Enjoying Life
Meditation
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Great share SSG Eric Burleson Something they should teach early on in our careers. 18 year old kid with an open checkbook and a credit card....great combo
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Saw an article Like this a couple Months ago In the "Echos" magazine...
It was well laid out and most informative as this one
Thanks for The Share and Information...
It was well laid out and most informative as this one
Thanks for The Share and Information...
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My daughter and her husband are going through this now. To help them we have let them live with us. They have been with us since August 2016. I think we made a mistake. My son in law, the veteran, has not been trying to get a job that will pay enough for them to move out. My daughter got a job as soon as they moved in, but doesn't make enough to support their family of five.
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