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The Psychology of Money explores how money moves around in an economy and how personal biases and the emotional factor play an important role in our financial decisions, as well as how to think more rationally and make better decisions when it comes to money. Financial professionals gain knowledge on…

The Defense Department (DOD) published the Food Security Strategy and Roadmap in July 2022 which outlined six lines of effort to strengthen food security for service members and their families. Since that time, the DOD has taken many actions to increase food affordability and improve nutrition security for service members…

Losing a loved one is never easy, and it's a topic many of us tend to avoid. However, preparing for the eventual loss of a spouse is a powerful and meaningful gift to those left behind. Ensuring that both spouses understand what to expect in the event of death can…

This professional development webinar is designed to provide military support professionals with an understanding of the TRICARE Extended Care Health Option (ECHO). The program supports individuals diagnosed with moderate or severe intellectual disabilities, serious physical disabilities, or extraordinary physical or psychological conditions. It provides an integrated range of resources to…

Celebrate Financial Literacy Month by joining our Education Coordinator, Jessie Jimenez, for a discussion on kids, feelings, and finances. Explore impactful resources, hear reviews provided by kids, and get applicable tips from a teacher with experience teaching preschool and middle school-age children. 50/Free for memebers

The psychology of financial planning challenges advisors to consider the planner-client relationship. By leveraging financial counseling’s softer skills, advisors can empower clients to stand on a firmer financial foundation with long-term stability. By focusing on those human elements, advisors can use a personalized and supportive approach to incorporate the counseling…