Military families face unique challenges when planning for the future. We recognize the sacrifices you make including frequent relocations, deployments and other uncertainties that can make financial planning particularly difficult, but that shouldn't hinder your ability to achieve financial freedom.
Whether you're a veteran or active servicemember, it's important you have access to tools that will help you achieve your financial goals. Our CreditSmart® program provides practical information to empower you with lifelong money management skills and support sustainable homeownership. The best part? CreditSmart® contains 12 self-guided, interactive courses, so you have the flexibility to learn on your own timeline.
Deployment is never easy, but proper preparation can help minimize stress and anxiety for you and your family. That's why we created our CreditSmart® Military Financial Readiness booklet. The booklet is a free, easy–to–understand guide to help you get your finances in order, avoid fraud schemes and manage your money wisely. Learn about:
Servicemembers and military families are required to expect the unexpected. Financial security at home can help bring you peace of mind because financial readiness is critical to mission readiness.
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