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From Uniform to a Personal Style for Veterans
May 03, 2021
People have mixed feelings about wearing a uniform to work. Some love the ease of it and how you do not have to think about what to wear when you have a uniform. Others hate not being able to express their individuality. Whatever your feelings are about wearing a military uniform there will come a day when you have to take it off—for good. Life After Uniformed Service Regardless of the job you performed while...
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Credit Repair For Veterans: What You Should Know
Jun 01, 2020
After the devastation Covid-19 is wreaking on the economy, people from all walks of life will need to get back on their feet financially. Your credit score impacts employment background checks in several ways, so it's vital to keep your score positive. Here's how veterans can work to repair a poor credit score.  When you apply for a credit card or a loan to buy a house or car the potential lender will first review your...
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Navigating Accessibility to Legal Services for Veterans
May 26, 2020
For veterans, the transition from active service to life back home can be challenging, especially when service led to debilitating injuries and disability. Studies reveal that a staggering 29.6% of veterans between the ages of 21 to 64  have a service-related disability . This means around 3.5 million veterans will have to adapt their daily lives. For these veterans, a simple act such as finding legal representation can be a...
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PTSD and Depression in Veterans: 5 Tips to Naturally Take Control of Your Own Mind
Oct 21, 2019
Natural remedies for PTSD are a great way for veterans to start exploring ways of feeling better and in more control. Coming back from military service, even if you didn’t see active combat, the world changed. Some things that you never noticed before are suddenly irritations. Things that were mere irritations are now oppressive. And some things that used to matter… just don't anymore. It's normal, and you are justified...
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Finding Financial Planning Help for Veterans
Jun 11, 2018
Few members of the U.S. Military Services received personal financial education during school. So it’s no surprise that on exiting the military many veterans are unaware of the importance of financial planning or how to approach the issue. In addition, veterans often face unique challenges once they exit the service. Many have been in long deployments where accommodation, food and other requirements were provided for them, then they...
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How Can We Each Help Our Veterans?
Jun 04, 2018
You can help a veteran and their family in many ways, including helping with household tasks such as painting a wall for them. Many veterans have disabilities and are no longer able to do work around their homes. Read on for some more ways YOU can help.  Helping veterans is the responsibility of everyone, as they are an essential part of our society. They have served our country well, and, being responsible citizens,...
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