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Your next mission comes with a different kind of checklist

The job search. The move. School options. Benefits questions. The first civilian budget. Organize your next chapter, one step at a time.

Made for service members preparing to separate, and veterans getting started in civilian life.

Table 24 is an independent insurance agency. This kit is free and carries no obligation. If you later want help with family protection, we do that too, and we will say so plainly.

First 90 Days After Service KitNo cost

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IWhat is in the kit

Five pieces, all printable

Nothing here needs an account, an app, or a follow-up call to be useful.

I
The printable checklist
Everything that needs doing in the first ninety days, in the order it tends to matter.
II
A transition calendar
Dates that run from your separation, so nothing with a deadline sits on a mental list.
III
A civilian budget worksheet
Build the money plan before the first civilian paycheck, not after it lands short.
IV
A benefits resource directory
Where the official information actually lives, and who is accredited to help you use it.
V
Questions to bring with you
What to ask at a benefits appointment, written down, so you are not recalling it on the spot.

About the benefits section

Benefits information here points to official sources and explains eligibility. It is not a determination of what you qualify for. Only the VA and an accredited representative can tell you that.

The directory points to official sources and names the kinds of people accredited to help: a VA-accredited representative, a Veterans Service Organization, or a state or county veterans service officer. Those services are free, and we say so rather than positioning ourselves in front of them.

Table 24 is an independent insurance organization. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, or any government agency.

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