Military Benefits
Know the Basics: Survivor Benefit Plan
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How the SBP works, coverage options, costs, and more.
Nearly 8 out of 10 officers elect to participate in the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP). Why? Because SBP provides value, peace of mind, and a financial annuity for survivors of military retirees.
MOAA’s benefits experts have provided a full analysis of the SBP in the below articles, which can be accessed online by Premium and Life members (login required).
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How the SBP works, coverage options, costs, and more.
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The RCSBP has different deadlines and coverage options than the SBP. Learn the key differences.
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Is this plan a good fit for your family’s financial future? Here’s how to find out.
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Your financial plans and needs may have changed since leaving uniform. Learn how to keep your SBP up to date.
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Still unsure whether the Survivor Benefit Plan is right for your financial needs? Find out more here.
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