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Military pay during a government shutdown: What service members should know


Published on 2024-12-19 16:00:49 - Austin American-Statesman
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  • As many Americans begin their holiday festivities, service members are facing uncertainties as a potential government shutdown looms. Congress had reached a bipartisan agreement Tuesday to keep the government funded through March, but it was toppled ...

The article from the Austin American-Statesman discusses the potential impacts of a government shutdown on military pay, focusing on the looming deadline for Congress to pass a budget. If no agreement is reached by January 19, 2025, military personnel could face delayed paychecks, causing financial strain. The piece highlights the concerns of service members and their families, with quotes from military personnel expressing anxiety over potential disruptions. It also mentions that while essential services would continue, the lack of pay could affect morale and operational readiness. Additionally, the article notes that previous shutdowns have led to similar issues, and there's a call from military advocacy groups for Congress to ensure timely funding to avoid these hardships.

Read the Full Austin American-Statesman Article at:
[ https://www.statesman.com/story/news/politics/2024/12/19/military-pay-government-shutdown/77086713007/ ]