Guideline F: Financial Considerations Archives - National Security Lawyers Association

Will George Santos’ Lies Cost Him Access To Classified Information?

Featured Attorney: Dan Meyer

Published: January 4, 2023

Tags: Guideline E: Personal Conduct, Guideline F: Financial Considerations, Guideline I: Psychological Conditions, Guideline J: Criminal Conduct

Rep.-elect George Santos (R-NY) has been unmasked as purveyor of so many falsehoods, it’s really hard to know where the fiction ends and the real person begins. He has also, perhaps unknowingly, walked the Republic back into a security concern it has previously failed to resolve....

How The Cancellation Of 6 Billion Dollars In Student Loan Debt Will Impact Your Security Clearance

Featured Attorney: Ryan Nerney

Published: August 19, 2022

Tags: Guideline F: Financial Considerations

Delinquent student loan debt is a major concern that could negatively impact your security clearance if you do not take action to resolve it. Delinquent student loan debt in relation to national security clearance is governed under Guideline F, Financial Considerations in the Security Executive Agency Directive 4 (SEAD 4)....

Security Clearances: Self Reporting With Tully Rinckey PLLC, Tony Kuhn

Featured Attorney: Anthony Kuhn

Published: June 22, 2022

Tags: Guideline A: Allegiance to the United States, Guideline B: Foreign Influence, Guideline C: Foreign Preference, Guideline E: Personal Conduct, Guideline F: Financial Considerations, Guideline H: Drug Involvement and Substance Misuse, Guideline I: Psychological Conditions

Kathleen Smith Hi, this is Kathleen and welcome to this special security clearance focused episode of our podcast with our special guest Anthony Kuhn of Tully Rinckey PLLC. Tony, thank you for joining us this afternoon. Can you tell me who you are, who you work for, and a little bit about yourself?...

How to Avoid Jeopardizing Your Security Clearance: Guideline F, Financial Considerations

Published: July 30, 2021

Tags: Guideline F: Financial Considerations

As the Federal security adjudicators return to the office full time, the scrutiny on security clearances and resulting reviews and adjudications will move back to their 2019 numbers. Approximately 2.3 million cleared service members, civilian employees, and contractors are now under the Continuous Evaluation (or “CE”) protocol. ...

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