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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Yes, it is new. The Montgomery GI bill was not transferrable. The Post 9/11 GI bill is transferrable AFTER 10 year of service. It is 36 months of tuition, so will basically cover 4 years of college for one person. It's an amazing benefit, but certainly doesn't pay for every military kid's college. This was one thing the military offered in the early 2000s when troops were being deployed overseas and they needed to up retention and joins. I would like to see the number of military who actually use it for their kids or spouse instead of on themselves. You all here mainly know high level officers, but as someone serving as enlisted, we really don't make that much money. And the vast majority of enlisted do not have a college education so will use the GI bill to help themselves get a job when they retire from the military, usually around age 38. Not use it on their kids.[/quote]

I tried to research it a little bit.  Its says "may be qualified."  I suspect it is "means tested."  Just like Medicare.  Everyone on here seems to think Medicare is free.  It is certainly not free for everyone--even those who paid into it all their lives.  Medicare is "means tested."
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