New Digital Veteran Card to make sure former service personnel can prove their Veteran status as easily as possible, enabling smoother access to often essential support.
DVC Link
What's on in Germany information for the UK Military community in Sennelager including Serving Personnel, Families, Veterans, and MOD Civilians. This is best viewed through a personal device because the MODnet firewall may prevent access to some links.
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Tuesday, December 3, 2024
This Money Helper (Money & Pensions Service) guide
This Money Helper (Money & Pensions Service) guide is for you if you need access to credit but you can’t use a mainstream lender and you don’t want to use a payday loan or other forms of high-cost credit.
When you read it, you’ll know:
- how credit unions work and how they can help you
- how to join a credit union
- what other sources of fair and affordable credit might be available to you.
- To view this guide please click HERE
More information can be found on the Money Helper website at https://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/everyday-money/credit
For the Service community, there are three MOD-endorsed credit unions - see https://www.joiningforcescu.co.uk/
Monday, December 2, 2024
Wraparound Childcare (WAC) Overseas Offer - Available from January 2025
Eligible working parents (at least one of whom is a member of the Armed Forces) with children aged between 4-11 years old (4-16 years old if in receipt of certain disability benefits) in school (including home educated children) will be able to claim back the costs of regulated wraparound childcare for a maximum of 20 hours per week, per eligible child, during term time.
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