US VetWealth

Wealth Insurance For Military Retirees | Protect and Leverage Your Wealth with The War Chest Strategy™

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Navigating your career path can be challenging. Blue Water Advisors has the network and expertise to help you find your perfect fit.

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Everyone thinks the closer they have to transition, the more time they'll have. But the truth is, competing interests WILL take up your time.

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Despite the job market's uncertainty, the basics remain key to success. Market analysis is crucial. Understand the industry you're eyeing.

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Making big decisions? Ensure you're well-informed and be ready for the possibility of being wrong. Have a plan for what to do if that happens.

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Thinking 'It won't happen to me' is a cognitive error. Prepare for all possibilities to avoid being caught off guard with military transition.

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Eight months isn't long to dust off your resume, network, explore options, and juggle military transition.

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Working with military retirees, we often find that a mix of term and permanent insurance is the best fit for their financial planning. Here's why.

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Did you know that there are term insurance policies that now include living benefits?

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Survivor Benefit Plan is only one piece of the puzzle to your family's financial security for retirement. Here's why.

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Relatively healthy? Consider applying for an individual life insurance policy for potentially more coverage at less cost.

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Ensure you have a solid foundation for transition by evaluating your military benefits, planning for retirement funds, and protecting assets.

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When planning to transition out of the military, define your goal, then work backward to plan the steps to achieve it.

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What should you do with your retirement savings after leaving a government career?

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As military retirees, you’ve earned a leg up. Use your network and knowledge to navigate upcoming changes and uncertainties of post-military.

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What can an extra $20,000 annually do for you and your post-military career?

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Understanding and exploring financial and career options is unique for military retirees. We can help.

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Before exploring post-military career options, understand what you want to preserve in your life.

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If you are unsure where to start in your post-military career search, start with what you DON'T want.

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When exploring career options, start by engaging in conversations and testing different paths, like test-driving a car before buying it.

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I didn't have a LinkedIn profile or social media presence when I began my career. I quickly realized I was missing out! -- Mike Wallace