85 households covering active duty to veteran transition with VA benefits and TSP scenarios.
Overview
Military service members face a uniquely complex financial transition when separating from service. This dataset provides 85 households covering the full active duty to veteran transition: VA home loan scenarios, disability rating and compensation calculations, TSP rollover decision trees, Survivor Benefit Plan elections, and civilian income transition planning. Includes Guard and Reserve households with part-time military income complexity.
What's Inside
85 households: active duty (E-4 to O-6), Guard/Reserve, and veteran profiles
VA disability rating scenarios (0–100%) with compensation calculations
TSP rollover decision scenarios: keep in TSP, roll to IRA, roll to employer plan
VA home loan scenarios with funding fee and entitlement calculations
Survivor Benefit Plan election scenarios with cost-benefit analysis
Civilian income transition: federal employment, contractor, private sector
Use Cases
Military financial planning software testing
VA benefits calculation engine validation
Advisor training for military client segments
Transition assistance program development
Ideal Buyers
Military banksVeteran service organizationsEmployer transition programsFinancial planning software vendors
Example firms: USAA, Navy Federal Credit Union, First Command, Transamerica
Tags
MilitaryVeteransTSPVA BenefitsTransition Planning
$3,500
One-time license · excludes tax
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Low Deviation from Base Corpus
Requires light re-tagging and documentation. Available within 1–2 weeks of order.
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About WealthSynth
WealthSynth is Finantrix's catalog of synthetic household datasets — privacy-safe test data for wealth-management, compliance, and RegTech teams, built from a documented base corpus across 31 tiered packages.
