To make sure that personal finance course fits the needs of the military personnel, the study applies the marketing concept of ‘three-levels of product’ to investigate the military personnel’s preference for the attributes of the personal finance course. Firstly, the attributes and alternatives of the finance course were analyzed and classified. Scales of preference were then added to those attributes and alternatives to form the questionnaire. 267 effective questionnaires were collected. The results indicate that (1) ’planning for saving’ is found as the most needed product benefit, and in sequence, it follows ‘knowledge and skill for investment’, ‘planning for housing fund’. All product benefits are rated as needed. (2) The most preferred product forms are found to be ‘case study’ of teaching method, teacher from ‘financial sector’. (3) The most preferred product halo is found to be ‘the follow-up counseling for personal financial problem’. Differences of preference were found between different sex, marriage, age, education, and tenure of service. The results have implications for planning and research.