Every year, hundreds of retirees ask where the chart is, and the answer is that there isn't one. Simply put, military retirement pay is unique to each retiree. There is no chart that shows how ...

This post is about why there is not a military retirement pay chart, and what you can do about it. ... These calculations will bring you to the retiree's current military retirement pay amount.

Retirees who entered military service on or after Aug. 1, 1986 and opted-in for the Career Status Bonus (CSB/Redux retirement plan), have any COLA increases reduced by 1 percent, so they will see ...

A key perk of military retirement pay and Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) payments is the yearly cost-of-living adjustment based upon the previous year's inflation rate.. COLA rates for the new year ...

Letters include supporting bill that will exempt military retirees from income tax on retirement pay; fairgrounds must keep small-town feel; and looking for an explanation from Steve Bennett.

Oregon fully exempts military retirement pay for some retirees. However, only Veterans whose service credits were earned before October 1991 are eligible for the 100% exemption.

The chart makes it clear: military pay — including retirement and health benefits — is no longer small beer. While self-described mega-rich man Warren Buffett said Monday on the op-ed page of ...

Prior to 2004, if a retiree was awarded a VA disability rating, in order to actually receive a payment from the VA they had to agree to waive the same amount of their military retirement pay.

Prior to 2004, if a retiree was awarded a VA disability rating, in order to actually receive a payment from the VA they had to agree to waive the same amount of their military retirement pay.