Re: Army Wife who wants to be a travel nurse.
Some parts of your plan are good - travel nursing assignments can work well for those only in an area temporarily.
You do need to understand though, that if you are doing what you call "local travel" and/or you do not have an established "tax home" then you will be taxed on the stipend money as well as your pay. (I'm not sure if the rules for what constitutes a "tax home" are different for military dependents - you may want to ask that of a financial advisor on your husband's base).
If you are considering changing specialties (such as to M/B) you should do so before attempting to become a traveler as hospitals generally want you to have a minimum of 1 year experience in the area for which they are contracting you. You will be expected to be able to function independently with 1-2 shifts of orientation to the unit at most.
Good luck and thank your husband for his service from the mom of another military man.
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