In the case of the proposed reform to servicemember education benefits, how much of the savings come from the phase-out of the housing stipend for dependents and how much come from raising the service requirement to 10 years?
Jeanne Shaheen: “In the case of the proposed reform to servicemember education benefits, how much of the savings come from the phase-out…”
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Shaheen questions the savings from proposed education benefit reforms.
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