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Military and Government Financial Websites

Financial Literacy Education and Outreach

The Better Business Bureau Military Line is a consumer education program for military, veterans and their families.

For local BBB support for your military and veterans activities, contact your local BBB at http://www.bbb.org/connecticut/military-line/ .

Veteran Saves Week - November 12-15

Service to Veterans and Military Families –Veteran Saves Week

Public Libraries are a trusted and valued community resource and are uniquely positioned to assist veterans and military families in accessing resources and services for which they may be eligible. One easy way for libraries to fill this role is to share this information with veterans and military families in your community.

Launching from November 12th-15th 2024, Veteran Saves Week marks a monumental moment as they launch this annual celebration. This inaugural event honors the legacy of Military Saves Week, while shifting focus towards the unique financial journey of transitioning service members and Veterans through our four program pillars: Financial Stress, Housing, Employment, and Banking. If you want to participate as an organization, getting started is easy!

Even if you don't formally participate, you can create displays or provide links on your website to share this valuable resource.

The daily themes this year are:

Day 1: Choosing the right financial Institution

Day 2: Saving for competing priorities

Day 3: All about housing

Day 4: Navigating military to civilian employment financial transition

COVID-19 Financial Resources for Service Members

Behind on bills: Three steps to help you make tough choices in tight moments from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Protect yourself and your family financially from the impact of the coronavirus from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Emergency grants and zero-interest loans may be available to help cover lost pay, childcare costs, rent/mortgage assistance, quarantine expenses, or other financial emergencies. Servicemembers and military families experiencing coronavirus-related hardship can apply for help through their respective military aid society: Army Emergency Relief , Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society , Air Force Aid Society , or Coast Guard Mutual Assistance .
Fact Sheet: COVID-19 Military Personnel, Pay, and Benefits Policy
The Internal Revenue Service has pushed back the federal tax filing deadline to July 15th. For military members getting ready to do their taxes make sure they know how to file for free.
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) and the Military Lending Act (MLA) provide legal and financial protections for active-duty servicemembers, military spouses and National Guard personnel and reservists on active duty for more than 30 consecutive days.

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