I hope your summer is going well. July is Military Consumer Month and I wanted to pass along helpful resources to boost your family’s financial health and avoid costly pitfalls. With all the talk of artificial intelligence otherwise known as AI, I’ve been curious to learn more about this technology. There are both pros and cons to AI. One big downside I want to flag is how scammers are using it. Read on to learn how you can protect yourself from getting fooled either by new-fangled or old-school scams. Also, you’ll find inspiration in this month’s issue on little ways you can secure your family’s finances.
Mandi Moynihan is a CFP® professional who has been with MilSpouse Money Mission since its inception. She also served in the Army and is the spouse of a retired service member.
Wanted: Savvy MilSpouses Able To Spot a Scam
It’s good to be optimistic as you look for a job or side hustle, but don’t let your guard down in doing so. Employment scams are common. Learn how to spot — and avoid — a scam when looking for work.
Fraud can happen to any of us, including Missouri MilSpouse Sarah. See how she has learned to guard against future attempts to steal her personal information.
Need or want to buy a new auto, home, refrigerator or gaming system? Before you make a major purchase, review our guide to get the most value for your money.
Voice cloning: Sounds like it’s the plot of a horror movie, but scammers are embracing this artificial intelligence feature to con you. Don’t let them.
Your financial reputation depends on your credit score. Enroll in Consumer Credit, a free course from Military OneSource, to learn all about credit, including how to build and maintain your credit score. Enroll now.
Join the Mission!
MilSpouse Money Mission® is a Department of Defense resource that offers no-cost personal financial education specifically for military spouses. Learn how we can serve you — and share this resource with your friends.
