Spouse and Family
What You Should Know About Retirement Savings Options for Non-Working Spouses
These tools may benefit your entire family's financial future.
Kate Horrell is a personal financial educator who helps members of the military community make the most of their pay and benefits. She shares the most up-to-date information in understandable terms, and highlights how rules, programs, and laws will directly impact our personal finances.
With four kids in five years, she had to learn how to utilize college resources in the smartest way. She's an expert in the Post-9/11 GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon Program.
Kate has been married to a now-retired sailor for 31 years, corralling four girls and two cats across four OCONUS tours and a handful of homes stateside. She is a former member of MOAA's Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council.
These tools may benefit your entire family's financial future.
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