Join CORT in Supporting Military Families this Veterans Day
In honor of Veterans Day, CORT is celebrating its long-standing partnership with the Folds of Honor Foundation by inviting you to join them in support of our military families. CORT has
Military PCS Move Tips: Helping Your Kids Moving to a New School
For active-duty members of the military, a PCS (Permanent Change of Station) can be overwhelming, especially when it involves children. A military PCS move usually means that your kids will
How to Prepare for an Out-of-State Move: Moving and Packing Tips and Tricks for Military Families
When you're in the military, frequent moves are a way of life. Although there's no way to completely eliminate the hassle that comes with packing, there are ways to make
Moving to a New City Alone: How to Conquer Loneliness & Flourish
Moving to a new city alone stirs up all sorts of emotions. If you're moving to a city where you've dreamed of living since childhood, you may feel excited about
Plan Your Military Move: Week-by-Week Moving Guide
PCS relocations peak during the summer months, but how much warning you receive is highly contingent on the budget and needs of your service branch. Although moving is hectic in
5 Mother’s Day Gift Ideas for Military Moms
All moms deserve recognition on Mother's Day (and every day). Military moms get extra credit for their sacrifice, as they accept the stress, uncertainty, and changes associated with military life
Things to Do on Your Next Visit to Pensacola Beach
A military move is always a transition that takes some getting used to, but if you're headed to Pensacola, then you can look forward to plenty of fun activities to
Buying vs Renting: Is Renting Really a Waste of Money?
When it comes to the age-old argument of buying versus renting, it's clear that neither is right or wrong. Both civilian and military families find themselves asking similar questions before
Splurge or Save: How to Shop for Military Home Decor
Collecting a houseful of furniture sometimes doesn't suit the lifestyle of a military family. It's common for civilian families to buy furniture as long-term investment pieces that stay in the