DOD estimates that significant cost savings will be realized through removing renter's insurance from the basic allowance for housing (BAH) computation and gradually increasing the out-of-pocket percentage to 5 percent over 3 years.
Jim Inhofe: “DOD estimates that significant cost savings will be realized through removing renter's insurance from the basic…”
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Inhofe inquires about savings from changes to housing allowances.
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