Reserve Forces Retirement Links
Happy 2007 to newcomers and regular readers. I hope your 2007 is going to shape up half as good as mine looks to be. A lot has happened here at the Retired pay blog in the past year. One of the most noteworthy events … we made a big move. I’m now blogging out of our home in St. Michael’s subdivision, Marilao, Bulacan province in the Philippines. Among other things I’m enjoying my Reserve retirement, so pokey and opinionated as I may be, at least you can’t say I don’t walk the walk.
The thrust of my writing is about the technicalities of evaluating assets, especially government (CSRS, FERS and Active and Reserve Military) annuities for divorce cases. I’ll continue to research, write and consult on those issues. But a huge proportion of the searches that folks use to find this blog are in the area of Reserve Forces retirement, so I decided to start the year with a few guides for those who need answers.
One of the most prestigious and useful sites is run by the Reserve Officer’s Association, a professional/fraternal group dating back to at least 1922. Their site comes in three main flavors:
Army: , Navy: and Air Force:
All pages contain a link to one of the most requested items here … a calculator for Reserve retirement. See the calculator here and get a good idea on how much you, your spouse or your client will earn.
They also have a total treasure trove of information on their links page … especially links to specific legal data that aren’t easily found in the general search engines. See here
Thanks ROA
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- A Few More Thoughts On Reserve Component Retirement
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