CRSC computation help.

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Jesusej19

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—High three average base pay- 3417.82
—DoD disability percentage- 60%
—Active duty years OR active duty equivalent years for those with reserve time (total points divided by 360)- 10 yrs, 7 months and 15 days
—VA compensation percentage; amount; and dependents (category, number, and ages of children)- 100%, 3956.83, Spouse and 3 kids 14,13, 8
—Approved CRSC percentage- 70%
—Other type military retirement eligibility info- No to blended retirement
I do receive SMC-K1
 
Jesusej19 said:
—High three average base pay- 3417.82
—DoD disability percentage- 60%
—Active duty years OR active duty equivalent years for those with reserve time (total points divided by 360)- 10 yrs, 7 months and 15 days
—VA compensation percentage; amount; and dependents (category, number, and ages of children)- 100%, 3956.83, Spouse and 3 kids 14,13, 8
—Approved CRSC percentage- 70%
—Other type military retirement eligibility info- No to blended retirement
I do receive SMC-K1
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Hello @Jesusej19

Based on the info you provided:

1 3417.82 x 60% = 2050.69 retired pay, which is reduced to zero net due to the amount of VA comp
2. AD equivalent 10.583 years x 2.5% = 26.46% longevity multiplier
3. 3417.82 x 26.46% = 904.36 longevity portion of retired and a CRSC ceiling
4. CRSC at 70% using VA comp tables = an amount higher than the longevity portion of retired pay
5. Your CRSC based on the info you provided = 904.36

Remarks:
a. Gross retired pay on DFAS RAS/60% = your current average high three base pay
b. If Army, your active duty equivalent is shown on your retirement orders, 3/4 down on first page as "Disability Retirement"

Ron
 
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Hello Ron, thank you for the help as always. They changed my CRSC rating, it went from 20 to 70.
 
Jesusej19 said:
Hello Ron, thank you for the help as always. They changed my CRSC rating, it went from 20 to 70.
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Congratulations! That info suggests you were being paid at the 20% amount found in the VA compensation tables and now, you qualify for the amount for the longevity portion of retired pay.

Ron
 
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