Spencer Platt/Getty Images In the fiscal 2025 defense budget proposal, the Biden administration has earmarked a 4.5 percent general pay raise for all military ranks, set for next January.

Lawmakers are moving to protect U.S. troops’ pay as the clock ticks toward a potential government shutdown this weekend. "We put provisions not just for active duty, it’s also for [Department ...

You may sometimes be able to file for divorce while your spouse is on active duty. However, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protects a military spouse from being blindsided with legal ...

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, an advocate for higher pay for service members, recently compared military members’ wages to those of fast-food workers. “You can work at some McDonald’s in this ...

Some 40% named military pay, up from 24% in 2021. And 40% also said the basic allowance for housing and off-base housing concerns were a top issue last year, the first time the question was asked.

The study — known as the Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation — is conducted every four years to examine whether military pay and other benefits are suitable.

Rounded to the nearest dollar, base pay (salary) starts at $1,695 per month at this rank. After four months of service, pay will increase to $1,833 per month. The military can demote troops to this ...

The House Armed Services Military Personnel Subcommittee’s portion of the fiscal 2023 National Defense Authorization Act would raise military pay by 4.6 percent and support a proposed cut of ...

Across the Army and around the globe, the U.S. Army Financial Management Command’s Army Military Pay Offices are helping deploy the Defense Finance and Accounting Service’s SmartVoucher ...

In an exclusive to The 19th, Hassan said it was “absurd” that service members are forced to “fork over thousands of dollars” to pay for clothes they wear to serve the country. The military ...