This webinar will present an overview of the new Blended Retirement System education plan for service and family members, as well as a “question and answer” session with program and policy directors.. …
The new Uniformed Services Blended Retirement System, or BRS, goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2018. Many service members will have the opportunity to choose which retirement plan is right for them. Join the Department of Defense and the Federal. …
The training will provide an overview of the Thrift Savings Plan’s role in the Blended Retirement System, Thrift Savings Plan contribution rules under the Blended Retirement System, Blended Retirement System opt-in eligibility, traditional vs.. …
Transitioning to civilian life is just like everything else in military life. The more preparation you do, the more smoothly everything goes. Whether you’re moving on after one tour of duty or you’ve put in 20 years or more, you have a lot to do as you bring your military career to a close.
Under the military’s new Blended Retirement System, about 85 percent of all active-duty and reserve service members will receive a retirement benefit, even if they don’t qualify for full retirement. That’s a big difference from the low numbers of service members today saving for retirement. Your future self will thank you if you begin saving even modestly today for your tomorrow. Recent changes make it easier to save for your future.
This webinar will present an overview of the new Blended Retirement System, an education plan for service and family members, as well as a “question and answer” session with program and policy directors.. …
When you retire from active duty, National Guard, or Reserve, your TRICARE coverage changes. This webinar will discuss what changes after retirement and what actions you need to take to continue TRICARE health coverage for you and your. …
When you retire from active duty, National Guard, or Reserve, your TRICARE coverage will change. This webinar will discuss what changes with TRICARE after retirement. Learn what actions you need to take to continue TRICARE health coverage for you. …
Preparing for your separation or retirement from the military with a special needs family member may require additional consideration. Develop a plan using available support, tools and resources.
It’s never too early to start saving for retirement. The best way to get started is the Thrift Savings Plan, a retirement savings plan for federal employees and members of the uniformed services that gives you two ways to sock away some cash.
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