CRSC Estimate
My calculations came out to $3595.90 or $898.98 and I don't know which is the correct number.
1.--Average high three for basic pay (total of the highest 36 months of pay divided by 36) RECOMMENDATION: As an alternative (and better) cite the gross retired pay on the most recent DFAS RAS.1a Indicate which you are furnishing (i.e., the gross retired pay from the recent RAS or the average high three).
Example reply: The Gross retired pay on my DFAS RAS is $5137.00 and my VA Waiver is $4072.12
1a.--Did you receive a DoD disability retirement?
I did receive a DoD disability retirement 50%.
2.--DoD disability percentage
My DOD disability retirement percentage was 50%.
3. --Active duty years and months (or active duty equivalent for RC members which is total creditable points divided by 360). Your retirement orders will show your active duty equivalent on page one, about 3/4 down the first page as “Disability Retirement”.
Example reply: My active duty equivalent shown on my retirement orders was: 14 years and 1 months and 18 days
4. --VA compensation (All of the following):
a. percentage; My VA Compensation percentage is 100%.
b. amount; The amount of my VA compensation is $4072.12
c. My dependents for VA compensation are spouse and 2 children under 18.
d. Also provide information pertaining to any SMCs you receive.
Example reply: I do not receive SMC-K.
5.--Projected or approved CRSC percentage by your service.
My approved CRSC percentage is 20%.
6.--Whether you qualify for another type of retirement . Cite the type of other retirement for which you qualify such as reserve component at age 60.
I also qualify for a reserve retirement at age 57 1/2
7.--Did you receive a REDUX/CSB payment? If REDUX was received, then all the info (amounts and description) on page one of your DFAS RAS is needed in addition to other info requested. Please show a description for each item.
I did not receive REDUX/CSB.
8.--Did you accept the Blended Retirement program option?
No, was not under the blended retirement program.
Thank You,
Tom
My calculations came out to $3595.90 or $898.98 and I don't know which is the correct number.
1.--Average high three for basic pay (total of the highest 36 months of pay divided by 36) RECOMMENDATION: As an alternative (and better) cite the gross retired pay on the most recent DFAS RAS.1a Indicate which you are furnishing (i.e., the gross retired pay from the recent RAS or the average high three).
Example reply: The Gross retired pay on my DFAS RAS is $5137.00 and my VA Waiver is $4072.12
1a.--Did you receive a DoD disability retirement?
I did receive a DoD disability retirement 50%.
2.--DoD disability percentage
My DOD disability retirement percentage was 50%.
3. --Active duty years and months (or active duty equivalent for RC members which is total creditable points divided by 360). Your retirement orders will show your active duty equivalent on page one, about 3/4 down the first page as “Disability Retirement”.
Example reply: My active duty equivalent shown on my retirement orders was: 14 years and 1 months and 18 days
4. --VA compensation (All of the following):
a. percentage; My VA Compensation percentage is 100%.
b. amount; The amount of my VA compensation is $4072.12
c. My dependents for VA compensation are spouse and 2 children under 18.
d. Also provide information pertaining to any SMCs you receive.
Example reply: I do not receive SMC-K.
5.--Projected or approved CRSC percentage by your service.
My approved CRSC percentage is 20%.
6.--Whether you qualify for another type of retirement . Cite the type of other retirement for which you qualify such as reserve component at age 60.
I also qualify for a reserve retirement at age 57 1/2
7.--Did you receive a REDUX/CSB payment? If REDUX was received, then all the info (amounts and description) on page one of your DFAS RAS is needed in addition to other info requested. Please show a description for each item.
I did not receive REDUX/CSB.
8.--Did you accept the Blended Retirement program option?
No, was not under the blended retirement program.
Thank You,
Tom
