While no actions can completely erase the pain you may feel after the death of your service member, getting your financial and legal affairs in order can be a small step in the right direction and can provide some peace of mind during this difficult time. Military OneSource provides tools and services to help simplify and ease the process.

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Accessing Your Online Survivor Benefits Reports

Survivors can access their interactive Online Survivor Benefits Report through an updated process using a linked email address.

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What is the Survivor Benefit Plan?

The Survivor Benefit Plan allows retiring service members to allocate a portion of their retirement pay to a spouse or other eligible beneficiaries upon their death.

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3 Steps for Hassle-Free TRICARE Survivor Benefits Reimbursement

Surviving spouses can take steps to receive reimbursement from their TRICARE provider for any out-of-pocket costs in a timely, hassle-free manner.

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New Survivor Casualty Assistance Form Offers Personalized, Timely Support

A new form gives survivors a place to submit their questions and concerns if they aren’t sure where to go for information regarding the benefits and support available to them.

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Tax Forgiveness

After the death of a loved one, the last thing you want to think about is taxes. However, the government may entitle your loved one to tax forgiveness. Learn more about tax forgiveness.

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Tax Extensions for Survivors

If you’re a survivor of a service member who has died on active duty, you may have the option of taking extra time to file your tax return.

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Understanding the Probate Process, Survivor Benefits and Resources for Financial Planning

While no actions can erase the pain you feel after losing a family member or loved one, getting your financial and legal affairs in order can be a small step in the right direction and can provide some peace of mind during this difficult time.