Finance
Why You Should Factor the New SBP-DIC Rule Into Your Financial Plans
Disabled retirees may want to maintain Survivor Benefit Plan coverage now that survivors can receive both benefits in full.
Kate Horrell is a personal finance educator and writer who specializes in helping military and veteran families make informed financial decisions.
With more than 15 years of experience, she has built a reputation for transforming complex military pay and benefit topics into clear, practical guidance. A former member of MOAA's Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council, Kate is the author of College Finances for Military Families, an award-winning book that helps families integrate their military and veteran college benefits into their overall college financial plan.
Disabled retirees may want to maintain Survivor Benefit Plan coverage now that survivors can receive both benefits in full.
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