Suicide prevention is a serious issue for service members and their loved ones. Stress that never seems to let up can affect anyone, and some service members may be at greater risk for suicide than others.

Want to protect your hard-earned cash? Military discounts go a long way. Always ask retailers, restaurants, airlines, motels and other establishments, “Do you have a military discount?” Here are 25 other money-saving tips. Go ahead, wave your frugal flag.

Have a deployment in your future? This is where you and your partner team up for relationship resilience. Plan, trust, communicate—and be confident you're ready to support your partner and keep your long-distance relationship strong.

Suicide is a serious concern in military communities; service members and their families deal with a great number of stressors. You can help reduce the risk of suicide. Pay attention to those around you — or reach out to talk to someone if you feel you can’t cope.

Service members are protected by the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act if they need to break their lease on account of a deployment or permanent change of station.

Gearing up for a deployment can be stressful. But getting those orders canceled or postponed can be more so, especially after spending weeks, even months, preparing yourself for the mission—and your family for the changes.

Whether you're on your first tour of duty or your fourth, Plan My Deployment helps you, your family members and loved ones prepare for – and stay strong and connected – through every phase of deployment.

Your spouse is deploying, and you might be tempted to pack up and move closer to your family.

Your deployment is over and now you are returning home. Next, it's time to reconnect with your family and friends and return to your "normal" life.

Saving money takes time, discipline and commitment, which is nothing new to military families. These seven steps will help you on your journey to financial security.

The holiday season and spending money often go together, but there are ways to celebrate with your family without going into debt. It’s all about spending wisely. Consider these tips for staying in control of your finances during the holidays.

Whether you're stationed out of the country or just traveling, plan to use your card wisely while overseas.

EFMP is made up of three separate components. Learn how these parts work together to benefit service members who have a family member with special needs.

If you are filing taxes on behalf of yourself or a family member with special needs, you may be eligible for certain tax breaks.

Service members who move due to a permanent-change-of-station move may be eligible to deduct some of their unreimbursed moving expenses from their federal income tax returns. Most moving costs are covered by military allowances, so you’ll want to save your receipts and log your expenses to calculate any possible deduction at the end of the tax year.