It’s not exactly news that career military personnel aren’t happy with a number of the changes to the military’s retirement plan.
But it is news that the more they see, the less they like.
The First Command Financial Behaviors Index found that half of middle-class military families (commissioned officers and senior NCOs in pay grades E-5 and above with household incomes of at least $50,000) are aware of the changes unveiled in February as part of the proposed Defense budget for fiscal 2017.
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