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MOAA’s Legislative Priorities for the 118th Congress
From fighting TRICARE cuts to protecting and expanding earned benefits, find out what's on top of our to-do list.
From fighting TRICARE cuts to protecting and expanding earned benefits, find out what's on top of our to-do list.
The law reflects MOAA’s priorities with a 4.6% pay raise and a deeper look at proposed medical cuts, plus other benefit reforms.
Financial burdens for long-term care patients. Travel nightmares for rural veterans. Learn how MOAA is fighting this benefit cut.
One region will switch service providers in 2024, and six states will move to a new region. Get all the details.
“We all just worked off of each other’s energy. We didn’t want to let anybody down.”
Get all the details on DoD and VA appropriations, including funds for expanded toxic exposure benefits.
The 2024 raise could be even bigger. Here’s why.
A recent ruling could severely weaken the Military Lending Act, putting the finances of those in uniform at risk.
This session brings a slight uptick in lawmakers with time in uniform. Get a full breakdown.
From TRICARE For Life enrollment fees to COLA changes, these proposals could be disastrous to your bottom line.
The move comes weeks before work can begin on other claims at the start of the new year.
Pharmacies that accept the terms of a Dec. 1 solicitation are able to come back effective Jan. 15.
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