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Those who serve in the U.S. military receive a well-deserved retirement benefit after at least 20 years of service, or earlier if you are injured or discharged due to a debilitating medical condition.

If you served for several years or decades in the military, you'll be eligible for retirement benefits when you step back into civilian life. These perks take on different forms and might include ...

The United States military retirement system is designed to provide service members with financial security after their dedicated years of service but is highly complex and difficult to navigate.

If you’ve served in the military, you may be eligible for myriad benefits at retirement. As you look ahead or prepare to step away from military life, it can be helpful to know what to expect.