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Dislocation Allowance for PCS Moves
A dislocation allowance, or DLA, is a monetary allowance paid to eligible servicemembers who undergo a household move due to Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders or an evacuation. It is intended to help offset costs incurred by servicemembers during their move that are not reimbursed by other allowances and moving expenses that are paid…
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What Is the Difference Between Life Insurance and an Annuity?
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What to Expect When Purchasing Your First Annuity
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Annuities: Fact vs. Fiction
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A Memorial Day Message
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Understanding Your Life Insurance Policy
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What Is the Veterans Pension Program?
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