There are big changes starting Feb. 1, 2023 for some Survivor Benefit Plan annuitants. Find out how the changes may affect you if you are a surviving spouse and you receive DIC from the VA or if you requested the SBP Optional Annuity for Dependent Children because your military loved one was a service member who died in the line of duty.

The Armed Forces Medical Examiner System provides the Defense Department with comprehensive forensic investigative services.

These courses discuss survivor benefits and resources for surviving families, and programs to assist with the final move.

Learn about the services provided by financial counselors to military spouses and children, both in the short and long term, following their service member’s death.

Learn about Online Survivor Benefits Reports, who is eligible to receive them, the process for gaining access to the reports and how the interactive OSBR can help you plan for your future.

Making sense of your survivor benefits doesn’t have to be intimidating. A few clicks can show you whether you’re receiving all of your survivor benefits and how your benefits might change in the future. …

Funeral planners or family members of eligible deceased veterans may request funeral honors by contacting a representative at the number listed in the Military Funeral Honors Directory for their area.

The purpose of this webinar is to show all the wonderful tools and resources on Military OneSource that may be used by surviving family members.

The webinar gives an overview of the Online Survivor Benefits Report. Learn about eligibility, recent benefit law changes, the two types of reports, and how and why it’s important to access them.

Learn about the responsibilities of the person authorized to direct disposition, how the PADD is selected and what rights and benefits they are entitled to receive.