Lincoln Military Housing Blog

Today, more and more people have the ability to work from home as workplaces begin to become more digital. Whether you choose to work from home because of PCS moves, to stay with your children more, or if you just prefer a home office, there are...

Switching between civilian life and military life is a balancing act. Adjusting between two different lives can be difficult, but with the right approaches and understandings, the transition can be an easy and enjoyable process. Read below to...

Military families have access to many resources to lessen the stresses of military life. Three big stressors are finances, education, and career development. Luckily, there are many organizations that offer scholarships for military spouses and...

Making the transition to civilian life from military life can be a big adjustment. From your relationships to your career, it is important to ease your way into your new lifestyle. Thankfully, the transition from military to civilian jobs can be...

Living in military housing means that you’re on the move more than the average worker. While this might make it seem like you can’t hold a steady career, there are many work from home jobs for military spouses that allow you to work where (and...

Military members enter and exit civilian life at different stages. Many join the military immediately following high school graduation, only to immerse themselves back into civilian life years later to face adjustment challenges, especially when...