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This webinar discusses strategies for military families preparing for retirement. It covers the psychological and financial aspects of retirement transitions. Experts discuss common feelings during retirement like stress, anxiety and loss. They also address the unique challenges military families face in retirement. Additionally, the webinar provides an overview of sources of retirement income, the new Blended Retirement System for the military, and strategies for withdrawing from retirement plans. The goal is to help connect service providers and professionals to support military families in retirement.
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