Posted on Jul 17, 2017
The Benefits of Attending a Pre-Retirement Briefing
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Retirement is a process, not an event. There's a lot of preparing and planning that goes into it. Attending a pre-retirement briefing is the first step.
The Benefits of Attending a Pre-Retirement Briefing
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Shayna Blumenthal MBA, MS: I happen to be retired. I wish that I had attended a Pre-Retirement Briefing.
Have a Stellar day, Ms. Blumenthal!
-Most Sincerely, Margaret
Have a Stellar day, Ms. Blumenthal!
-Most Sincerely, Margaret
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Shayna Blumenthal MBA, MS
Are these listed anywhere, if we decide we wish to attend on our own time?
Are these listed anywhere, if we decide we wish to attend on our own time?
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Shayna Blumenthal MBA, MS
LTC John Shaw Every installation runs its own schedule. Contact your local RSO for details. RSOs can be found here: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/retirement/rso
Slides for the USAR briefings and information specific to the reserve component are also available on the Soldier for Life website here: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/retirement/reservecomponent
Slides for the USAR briefings and information specific to the reserve component are also available on the Soldier for Life website here: https://soldierforlife.army.mil/retirement/reservecomponent
Army Retirement Services Officers | Soldier for Life
Army Retirement Services Officers (RSOs) can provide answers for retiring and Retired Soldiers and surviving spouses. Before retirement, contact your RSO for your pre-retirement and Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) briefings. After retirement, contact your RSO for benefits assistance and for special program items such as the retiree councils, Retiree Appreciation Days, and installation retiree newsletters.
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