You work hard serving your country. Let your military money work hard for you.

In this practical guide, Air Force Major Spencer C. Reese, founder of the popular personal finance site MilitaryMoneyManual.com, offers invaluable tips and tricks to help service members reach financial independence.

A must-read for any service member, this comprehensive personal finance book covers the fundamentals of saving money while serving and how to take advantage of the unique financial perks available to military members. Reese offers invaluable advice on topics such as how to:

• Budget, save money and build wealth while serving
• Take advantage of unique perks available only to service members
• Get fee waivers on high-end credit cards to earn money and points for travel
• Use tax-deferred savings plans
• Investing and planning for the future
• Financial self discipline

This practical financial roadmap is for service members of all ranks, branches and income levels. Whether you''re a new cadet, active duty or reserve, this financial guidebook is essential reading to gain more control over your finances.

With a down to earth tone and easy to understand language, The Military Money Manual shows readers that yes, it IS possible to reach financial freedom while serving in the military.

"Every ROTC Detachment should make this book part of their syllabus for senior cadets." - Ryan M.

You work hard serving your country. Let your military money work hard for you.

In this practical guide, Air Force Major Spencer C. Reese, founder of the popular personal finance site MilitaryMoneyManual.com, offers invaluable tips and tricks to help service members reach financial independence.

A must-read for any service member, this comprehensive personal finance book covers the fundamentals of saving money while serving and how to take advantage of the unique financial perks available to military members. Reese offers invaluable advice on topics such as how to:

• Budget, save money and build wealth while serving
• Take advantage of unique perks available only to service members
• Get fee waivers on high-end credit cards to earn money and points for travel
• Use tax-deferred savings plans
• Investing and planning for the future
• Financial self discipline

This practical financial roadmap is for service members of all ranks, branches and income levels. Whether you''re a new cadet, active duty or reserve, this financial guidebook is essential reading to gain more control over your finances.

With a down to earth tone and easy to understand language, The Military Money Manual shows readers that yes, it IS possible to reach financial freedom while serving in the military.

"Every ROTC Detachment should make this book part of their syllabus for senior cadets." - Ryan M.

You work hard serving your country. Let your military money work hard for you.

In this practical guide, Air Force Major Spencer C. Reese, founder of the popular personal finance site MilitaryMoneyManual.com, offers invaluable tips and tricks to help service members reach financial independence.

A must-read for any service member, this comprehensive personal finance book covers the fundamentals of saving money while serving and how to take advantage of the unique financial perks available to military members. Reese offers invaluable advice on topics such as how to:

• Budget, save money and build wealth while serving
• Take advantage of unique perks available only to service members
• Get fee waivers on high-end credit cards to earn money and points for travel
• Use tax-deferred savings plans
• Investing and planning for the future
• Financial self discipline

This practical financial roadmap is for service members of all ranks, branches and income levels. Whether you''re a new cadet, active duty or reserve, this financial guidebook is essential reading to gain more control over your finances.

With a down to earth tone and easy to understand language, The Military Money Manual shows readers that yes, it IS possible to reach financial freedom while serving in the military.

"Every ROTC Detachment should make this book part of their syllabus for senior cadets." - Ryan M.