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Plan the Course® offers education and resource to veteran families in need of guidance after a loss. NATIONWIDE If you are in need of any information or resources for at need, pre-need or post need with regards to the death of a loved one, please email any questions you have to [email protected]. We only request that if we have helped you in any way after your consultation that you donate as you are lead. Follow on services and Family services are offered for a fee. We are limited to travel within a 25 mile radius, but offer our services via zoom at this time. Thank you and have a blessed day!

Military life can take a family from one duty station to the next, and sometimes property stays behind.Years later, you ...
10/26/2026

Military life can take a family from one duty station to the next, and sometimes property stays behind.

Years later, you may own a current home, rental property, inherited land, or another property in a different state.

Take time to understand how each property fits into the bigger picture and whether your current decisions still reflect what you want for your family.

Visit planthecourse.com for practical resources created for veterans and military families.

You wrote down your funeral wishes, but does someone know how to carry them out?Choosing a trusted person and discussing...
10/23/2026

You wrote down your funeral wishes, but does someone know how to carry them out?

Choosing a trusted person and discussing your expectations ahead of time can reduce confusion for your family when difficult decisions need to be made.

📖 Read: How to Choose the Right Person to Carry Out Your Funeral Wishes

👉 Learn more and access planning resources at planthecourse.com

Military retirement is more than reaching a career milestone.Income may shift. Benefits may change. Family responsibilit...
10/21/2026

Military retirement is more than reaching a career milestone.

Income may shift. Benefits may change. Family responsibilities may look different. The goals you had ten years ago may not be the goals you have today.

That makes retirement a good time to review the decisions connected to your household, finances, and future.

You spent years preparing for the end of your military career. Give the years after service the same attention.

Explore practical resources for veterans and military families at planthecourse.com

Veterans often spend years learning how to navigate benefits, military records, retirement information, and other resour...
10/19/2026

Veterans often spend years learning how to navigate benefits, military records, retirement information, and other resources connected to their service.

But that knowledge may stay with one person.

Your family doesn’t need to know everything you know. They should know enough to understand what exists, where important information is kept, and where to begin when questions come up.

Make sharing that knowledge part of your household readiness.

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Your family shouldn't have to search for your healthcare wishes during an emergency.Creating an advance directive is onl...
10/16/2026

Your family shouldn't have to search for your healthcare wishes during an emergency.

Creating an advance directive is only part of the plan. Make sure the right people know where it is and have access to the current version.

📖 Read: Making Sure Your Family Can Find Your Advance Directive

👉 Learn more and access planning resources at planthecourse.com

📝 When was the last time you checked who’s listed as your emergency contact?Life changes. Phone numbers change. Relation...
10/14/2026

📝 When was the last time you checked who’s listed as your emergency contact?

Life changes. Phone numbers change. Relationships change. But when an emergency happens, having the right person listed can make a big difference.

Take a few minutes today to review your emergency contact information and make sure it’s current.

A simple check today can help you stay prepared for tomorrow.

Downsizing can bring up decisions that go far beyond deciding what stays and what goes.For veterans and military familie...
10/12/2026

Downsizing can bring up decisions that go far beyond deciding what stays and what goes.

For veterans and military families, certain belongings may carry decades of service, family history, and memories that the next generation may not fully understand without the story behind them.

Decide what matters while you can still explain why it matters.

Explore practical resources for veterans and military families at planthecourse.com

Some possessions carry more than financial value. They carry family history.For veterans, military memorabilia, collecti...
10/07/2026

Some possessions carry more than financial value. They carry family history.

For veterans, military memorabilia, collectibles, and lawfully owned fi****ms may become part of the legacy left behind.

A clear estate plan can help families understand what should be preserved, who should receive it, and when additional legal requirements apply.

📖 Read: Protecting Family Fi****ms and Collectibles Through a Living Trust

👉 Learn more and access planning resources at planthecourse.com

Military families know how much goes into a move.But after the boxes are unpacked, there may still be important details ...
10/05/2026

Military families know how much goes into a move.

But after the boxes are unpacked, there may still be important details that need attention.

A new address can mean updating insurance records, financial accounts, emergency contacts, legal documents, and other information your household depends on.

Make the move more than a change of address. Use it as a reminder to check what needs to follow you into your next chapter.

Explore practical resources for veterans and military families at planthecourse.com

Being named as someone's trusted person is more than having your name on a document.It may mean making decisions, locati...
10/02/2026

Being named as someone's trusted person is more than having your name on a document.

It may mean making decisions, locating information, contacting family members, or carrying out someone's wishes when they cannot do it themselves.

If you've been given an important role, don't wait until a difficult moment to understand it. Have the conversation now.

Visit planthecourse.com for practical resources created for veterans and military families.

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