In this episode of Veteran Voices: SITREP, Tom and Chris sit down with financial professional Nick Jarvis — a man quietly becoming the go-to guide for veterans facing medical retirement, disability decisions, severance, and the terrifying question… “What now?”

Nick breaks down the real challenges veterans face when stepping out of the military and into civilian life — the uncertainty, the fear, the lack of clarity, and the overwhelming options no one ever explains.

You’ll hear Nick’s simple, powerful message:
You have options. You’ve earned them. And you can thrive, not just survive.

🔍 In this episode, we cover:
• How to translate a military MOS into civilian job opportunities
• Why disability income is untapped power most veterans don’t leverage
• What to do with your TSP when separating
• The truth about severance, pensions, and private retirement strategies
• How families can better understand the emotional weight of transition
• Why too many veterans struggle — and how to change that

Nick also shares real stories of veterans he’s helped, the mindset shifts that changed their futures, and his mission-driven approach rooted in service, clarity, and family protection.

If you’re a veteran, a spouse, or someone supporting a service member through transition, this is required listening. You don’t have to do this alone.

Connect with Nick Jarvis:

🌐 Website: NicholasJarvis.com
📞 Phone/Text: 208-755-9288

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Hosted by father-son Army veterans Tom and Chris Faust, the SITREP podcast exists to empower veterans with real stories, real resources, and real conversations that support a successful transition into civilian life.

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