The transition from military service to civilian life is a whirlwind of change. For many, it’s a time of checklists, new routines, and a flood of important decisions. One of the biggest choices, though, often comes with a tight deadline and a lot of confusion: what should I do about my SGLI when I retire?
In the veteran community around Williamsburg, Virginia, one name is becoming a key resource for navigating this challenge: GLB Financial Services, a financial planning firm whose mission is rooted in serving those who have served.
What is SGLI Conversion and How Does It Work?
Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) is a fantastic benefit on active duty, but it doesn’t automatically follow you into civilian life. You have a limited window, usually 120 days after you separate, to make a move.





