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I Couldn’t tell ya unfortunately. I haven’t received it yet but I’m certain that they go back to your CRSC effective date. They also take into account the cost of living during those years so you can probably get a rough estimate if you know your current award amount

Did you receive a mypay statement before it deposited ? So roughly 45 days from you first CRSC payment I see. Congrats !!!!!

Did they end up deducting your past due premiums from your retro pay ?

Where on my pay did you view the lump sum amount ? Also congrats !

I received the exact same email a few days prior to my approval as well

Awesome. My back pay should go back to 2016. So I’m expecting a 6 month wait ha

Thanks a lot for the guidance! Love this forum. We’re you awarded to CRSC a while back or recently if I may ask ?

I see that they mention deducting monthly premiums amounts, and perhaps I read over it, but I’m wondering if they take any past due payments out of a lump sum retroactive payment.

Does anyone here have any experience with the survivors benefit plan and past due premiums? I’m trying to figure out if they’re going to take the amount owed out of my retro payment for CRSC

Can anyone explain which percentage I was awarded if it’s showing multiple percentages?

@SecondAmendment . Did they give you details on when to expect retro ?

Thanks man for your input. It’s reassuring. I actually submitted my app this past week. I put my 214, men/peb proceedings, da199, combat infantry badge award / orders and all VA rating decisions. I was trying to get an idea if at all possible of any ballpark back pay amounts I could calculate...

Ok awesome. My question was worded the best, my apologies. What date year should I use to begin my computation 2016 (tdrl and retired from army ) or 2019 when army increased during PED rating from 50 to 70% ?

I had some national guard time before the active duty time but I think national guard time somehow is different than army reserve component time. Your responses are a huge help. Last question. If I wanted to get an idea of a retro payment dollar amount, I would just take the roughly $594 and...