Yes, that is a good start.
I will need ALL the info I requested. You can get your gross retired pay from DFAS. A new DFAS RAS was published within the past 24 hours.
Please provide all the necessary info within one reply.
Ron
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I will need ALL the info I requested. You can get your gross retired pay from DFAS. A new DFAS RAS was published within the past 24 hours.
Please provide all the necessary info within one reply.
Ron
1981 grosse retired pay
60% army retired
4 years 7 months active duty
100% with the VA with 2 dependents
Hello,
Estimate:
1. All your retired pay is waived due to receipt of VA compensation.
2. 1981/0.60 = 3301.67 high three
3. 4.58 Active duty years x 0.025 = 11.45% longevity multiplier
4. 3301.67 x 0.1145 = 378.04 longevity portion of retired pay and probable CRSC.
Based on the info you provided, your current month CRSC would be 378.04
Ron
So In your experience would I get any retroactive pay ? Since I’m applying 7 years later ? And thanks allot Ron your the real mvp
Hi,
Your service will establish the effective date. Retroactive payment could include as many as six years.
I hope that is the decision.
Good luck and thank you for the nice compliment.
Ron
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Your service will establish the effective date. Retroactive payment could include as many as six years.
I hope that is the decision.
Good luck and thank you for the nice compliment.
Ron
--->LINK CRSC Info including links to the CRSC board/section of each service.
Hey Ron , I called HRC
hey Ron I got my decision letter back and I got good news it said I was approved but don’t understand the letter can you help
Attachments
Hello,
Your CRSC was approved at 80% effective March 2014. Congratulations! Of course, based on the info you provided eariler, your CRSC payments will be the longevity portion of your retired pay.
Page two evidently is some data used by the HRC in conjunction with reviewing your application. It is not customer-friendly. I'll look at it in a few minutes and see if I can interpret it for you. The image is difficult for me to read.
Ron
Hello,
Per the letter, you will receive CRSC retro to March 2014.
80% does not mean you are going to receive the 80% CRSC rate. I have explained this previously.
Earlier, you reported:
1981 grosse retired pay
60% army retired (the letter page 2 confirmed this)
4 years 7 months active duty (the letter page 2 confirmed this)
100% with the VA with 2 dependents
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In December, I told you:
1. All your retired pay is waived due to receipt of VA compensation.
2. 1981/0.60 = 3301.67 high three
3. 4.58 Active duty years x 0.025 = 11.45% longevity multiplier
4. 3301.67 x 0.1145 = 378.04 longevity portion of retired pay and probable CRSC.
Based on the info you provided, your current month CRSC would be 378.04
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Your CRSC cannot exceed the longevity portion of retired pay.
The retroactive payments will be a bit less than 378 due to the COLA factor added each year (or most years rather).
Ron
Addendum.
Please keep in mind that your reported info of 1981 gross retired pay on your RAS is a major factor in computing an estimate. The amount of the gross divided by the DoD percentage = high three average base pay.
The computation in your case was
1981/0.60 = 3301.67 high three average high three
The amount you reported as your gross might be incorrect since the current rate for an E3 over 4 is 2,233.50 which is much less than 3301.67. Perhaps your high three was 1981?
Ron
Please keep in mind that your reported info of 1981 gross retired pay on your RAS is a major factor in computing an estimate. The amount of the gross divided by the DoD percentage = high three average base pay.
The computation in your case was
1981/0.60 = 3301.67 high three average high three
The amount you reported as your gross might be incorrect since the current rate for an E3 over 4 is 2,233.50 which is much less than 3301.67. Perhaps your high three was 1981?
Ron
izamora03
If the 1981 was the high three average base pay rather than the gross retired pay as you reported, the computation would be as shown below:
1. All your retired pay is waived due to receipt of VA compensation.
2. 1981 x 0.60 = 1188.60 retired pay (waived)
3. 4.58 Active duty years x 0.025 = 11.45% longevity multiplier
4. 1981 x 0.1145 = 226.82 longevity portion of retired pay and probable CRSC.
Based on my inference and this revision, your current month CRSC would be 226.82
The current rate for an E3 over 4 is 2,233.50 which is much less than 3301.67. Perhaps your high three was 1981?
Please look at your 1-31 December 2019 DFAS RAS and report the gross amount shown in the upper left column of the RAS.
Regards,
Ron
If the 1981 was the high three average base pay rather than the gross retired pay as you reported, the computation would be as shown below:
1. All your retired pay is waived due to receipt of VA compensation.
2. 1981 x 0.60 = 1188.60 retired pay (waived)
3. 4.58 Active duty years x 0.025 = 11.45% longevity multiplier
4. 1981 x 0.1145 = 226.82 longevity portion of retired pay and probable CRSC.
Based on my inference and this revision, your current month CRSC would be 226.82
The current rate for an E3 over 4 is 2,233.50 which is much less than 3301.67. Perhaps your high three was 1981?
Please look at your 1-31 December 2019 DFAS RAS and report the gross amount shown in the upper left column of the RAS.
Regards,
Ron
So if what you say is correct what would my CRSC payment be ? Lower ? I’m so confused but still happy I got approved for it and backpay till 2014. I have to say thank you so much for all the help Ron
I am happy for you, especially about the long retro period.
If my recent assumptions are correct, your CRSC currently would be around 226.82 .
Prediction: First CRSC payment on/about 1 April for the period 1-31 March 2020.
Retroactive payment: 2-3 months from now.
Ron
If my recent assumptions are correct, your CRSC currently would be around 226.82 .
Prediction: First CRSC payment on/about 1 April for the period 1-31 March 2020.
Retroactive payment: 2-3 months from now.
Ron
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