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Does anyone know or have a financial rejection letter template they wouldn't mind passing along?.

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There are a lot of things you should consider and it sounds like you are off to a good start. First off, don?t take the word from me or anyone else here. It is best to sit down and talk to a JAG officer who knows this stuff better than anyone. It is free and they do this stuff all the time. Your husband will also have an abbreviated chance to do much of this during his SRP process (a process we all go through prior to deploying to get our records in order).. . From my experience, here are some things to consider: There are two types of Powers of Attorney (POA), general and specific. While a general is theoretically supposed to cover you and allow you to do anything in his name, many businesses will give you a hard time and sometime reject this unless you have a specific POA. In the specific POA you can specifically name things that your spouse wants you to have control of and list things such as account numbers. If you want to be full proof, get a general POA to cover you for everything, and then anything where any money is involved (paying or receiving), get a specific POA. It will be a little more work to get the information together, but if you need it you will be thankful you did it.. . Okay, now for something a little more depressing. If you have not done so already, you will probably want to get both his will and your will written up (free and your JAG office). This ensures his last wishes are fulfilled without question and will also cover you should the worst happen and you both go for some reason. Especially with your child you will want to designate who will be in charge of them should something happen.. . Also prior to your husband leaving, he will have to designate who gets his death benefits, his SGLI Service Member?s Group Life Insurance (sign up for the max amount), who will be notified if something should happen, and who is the PADD (Person Authorized to Direct Disposition of Remains (this is who is in charge of the body should something happen to him)). These will likely be better known to him as a SGLI and DD93. If he has updated them (which he should do at SRP) with the latest info you will be good to go.. . Finally, make sure you have access to his My Pay account so you can view his LES should his pay get messed up.

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