A Financially Confident You Begins Here.

One thing veterans have in common is the experience of unique financial opportunities and challenges. On your journey to becoming more financially stable, having a trusted resource and community that meets you where you are and gives practical, easy-to-implement tips and strategies is a complete game changer. Enter Veteran Saves: your savings accountability partner. Join our community for support with saving successfully, reducing debt, building wealth, and more.

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WHAT ARE YOU SAVING FOR?

Think about your most important financial goal right now. Then choose a topic below to explore resources available to support you in making a plan to achieve your goal.

Emergency fund

Debt Repayment

Transition fund

Housing

(ownership, improvement, etc.)

Education

Large Purchase

(car, electronic, etc.)

Investment

Retirement

or long-term investment

Disability-related expenses

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Savings Insights

10.24.2025 By Krystel Spell

When Pay Stops: The 3-Call Plan for Veterans and Military Families

When paychecks pause, stress kicks in fast. But there are real, simple steps you can take right now to protect your finances and your peace of mind.

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Credit

10.03.2025 By Krystel Spell

Behind on Bills? Here’s What to Do Before It Hits Your Credit

Being behind on bills doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It means you need a plan.

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General Savings

10.01.2025 By Krystel Spell

How to Cancel Sneaky Subscriptions and Start Saving Today

If you’re trying to rebuild your finances after service, pay down debt, or start saving for your next chapter, it's time for a subscription check-in.

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Partner Spotlight

10.01.2025 By Kevin Brasler, Consumer's Checkbook

How to Deal with Unexpected Medical Bills

Check out this article to learn practical steps you can take to protect your finances and ease the stress of medical debt.

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Saving For Major Milestones

09.23.2025 By Krystel Spell

How Veterans Can Start Saving for Major Life Milestones

Whether you’re five years into civilian life or fresh out of the military, saving for major milestones doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

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Retirement Savings

09.17.2025 By Krystel Spell

3 Real Ways Veterans Can Start Saving for Retirement Today

Saving for retirement might have taken a backseat, but it’s never too late to get serious about it.

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Family Finances

09.02.2025 By Krystel Spell

Using Employer Benefits to Strengthen Your Financial Transition

Transitioning from military to civilian life often means adjusting to a new paycheck, new expenses, and new responsibilities. What many Veterans don’t realize is that civilian employers often provide benefits that can help ease this transition and strengthen long-term financial confidence — if you know how to use them.

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Financial Planning

09.01.2025 By Krystel Spell

Why Being Banked Matters for Veterans

For many Veterans, managing money looks different after leaving the military. Some continue to rely on cash, money orders, or check-cashing services instead of using a bank or credit union. While that may feel familiar or convenient, staying unbanked or underbanked can come at a cost.

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Debt

08.29.2025 By Krystel Spell

Survival Mode Spending: When There’s Not Enough

When money is tight, it can feel like every dollar is already spoken for before payday even arrives. For many Veterans and transitioning service members, this reality is all too common. The shift from a steady military paycheck and allowances to the expenses of civilian life can create financial stress that feels overwhelming.

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Budget

08.28.2025 By Krystel Spell

Financial Steps for Veterans After a Layoff

Losing a job is never easy. For Veterans, the transition out of military service already comes with financial adjustments, and a layoff can make things feel even more uncertain. The good news: while this may feel overwhelming, there are steps you can take right now to protect your financial stability, reduce stress, and set yourself up for what comes next.

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Partner spotlight

06.07.2024 By Walmart

Walmart

Our goal is to support veterans and military families during their service and beyond. That’s how we’ve built a culture where veterans feel they belong, with benefits for their well-being and an understanding that the skills gained in service can transfer to any job out there.

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04.24.2023 By VBBP

Veterans Benefits Banking Program (VBBP)

Veterans and their beneficiaries have more options for receiving VA benefits via direct deposit, as well as access to financial services at participating banks and credit unions.

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Veteran Saves is a program of America Saves and sister program to Military Saves. Our mission is to increases the financial confidence and well-being of American Veterans and transitioning service members so that they can save successfully, reduce debt, and build wealth.

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