For military service members and veterans
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Request a conversationYou have specific decisions to make during and after your military service. Whether you're planning TSP withdrawals, deciding on a Survivor Benefit Plan election, figuring out how a second career affects Social Security, or managing taxes on your pension, each choice connects to the others. Start with the service that matches where you are right now.
TSP withdrawal planning
An early $50,000 TSP withdrawal can cost $15,000 in penalty and tax.
Learn more →Survivor Benefit Plan election
The decision it settles is how much of your retired pay to cover.
Learn more →Military retirement planning
Stopping work 2 years before reserve pay can cost $144,000 from savings.
Learn more →Roth conversion planning
A $120,000 conversion can add $4,869.60 in Part B premiums 2 years later.
Learn more →Social Security planning
The decision this settles first is how much income the SBP election and life coverage still have to replace once Social Security child benefits are counted.
Learn more →Tax planning for veterans
Say your return shows a federal tax cost near $40,000, and you expected $30,000, because the salary and the retired pay now land on the same page.
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