Military retirement

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IWU GLADYS CHICHI OGUN STATE	7:50am on Friday, October 28th, 2011
WHAT DO THE MILITARY HAVE IN HEAD FOR THE PROTECTION OF ITS CITIZENS.
joyce lagrange	12:18pm on Tuesday, August 30th, 2011
back in 1986 i divorce a us army male. 18 years there. he retired with 20 years. i was receiving child support and allimony to keep all military due to me. but i was not giving any of the retirement. why
Clark Corley San Antonio, Texas	5:15pm on Friday, July 29th, 2011
The Air Force is going to do away with there 20-retirement plan. When will this go into effect? And is the Army going to do this also? And my son just went over 15 years of Active Duty and I want to know how this will affect him? He only needs fiv... read more »
Cheated by DFAS USA	12:13am on Monday, April 4th, 2011
I have Leave and Earnings statements from DFAS indicating that they garnished over 50% of my disposable pay on multiple occasions. They claim they haven't, their records show only 50% was withheld. Who do I need to talk to when DFAS refuses to admi... read more »
Ronald E. Fortin Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920	1:52pm on Thursday, June 17th, 2010
How can I get a copy of my yearly military retired income?
R Thompson DC	2:53pm on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
If some retires effective 1 Jan, do they get the annual COLA that takes effect on 1 Jan of that year?
johnny c Location unknown	3:28pm on Thursday, April 16th, 2009
what is the pension for a retired Lieutenant Commander in the Navy after 21 years? USA Thank-you ma'am. Does that get cola(cost of living allowances yearly?) Best answer: If you joined after August 1986: High-3 payment plan O-4 pay at 21... read more »
datingmym Location unknown	9:43am on Friday, April 10th, 2009
What are the army veteran benefits and the army active duty benefits? im doing a project and i need to know the benefits of US Army veterans benefits and the US Army active duty benefits. what are the differences? Best answer: This is a bit diffi... read more »
charlieeeeeee Location unknown	8:19am on Saturday, March 7th, 2009
Where is the cheapest place to buy a home? Which city in America is the cheapest to buy a home? As in terms get more for your money? Best answer: most towns across america have websites nowadays. they have demographics, how many people of what ag... read more »
Submariner Location unknown	12:45pm on Saturday, January 24th, 2009
Why do you think Bush was liked by the Military? Addressing the first thing I'm sure people will say, the last poll conducted of Military personnel showed about 70% with a favorable rating of George Bush. Yes there were many who did not like hi... read more »

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I work full-time and am taking 5 classes, causing me to feel very stressed and anxious all the time. I'm also not happy with my job because my boss refuses to help me out and put me into a more technical position, or pay me higher. It seems like he plays favorites, and it's fairly evident in the pay scale and his treatment of other employees. I was in a particular position for over a year, got pulled from it to help while someone was on military duty, and re-applied for it. I didn't get it, b

Open Question: Navy reserve officer while in college? (Thu, 17 May 2012 22:25:20 GMT)

I am an upcoming junior in college this year, premed, and planning to go to medical school under the Navy HPSP. I know under that program I would go to OCS and enter as an officer. But while I'm still in my undergrad, I was trying to figure out if there was anyway I could join the reserves now as an officer to get the rest of my undergrad paid for at least partially, and also start counting years towards retirement. I see a lot about enlisting in the reserves, but I don't know if that would al

Open Question: What would you do in this job situation? (Thu, 17 May 2012 22:03:45 GMT)

Open Question: I have 7 misdemeanors on my record and no felonies would i be able to join the Marine Corp or Army? (Thu, 17 May 2012 05:07:09 GMT)

When I was Younger I really hung round the bad crowd and did stupid stuff and got arrested a couple times but I went to court and all the felonies got dropped and all I got was small misdemeanors this all happened when i was under 18. I have no defense except i was a dumb ass kid Im now about to graduate high school and I could go to college but I would much rather join the military I work at a retirement home taking care of elderly people I pay rent and have also worked two jobs Im very ver

Open Question: To the expats living in the Philippines...? (Wed, 16 May 2012 19:01:21 GMT)

who are not employed by a foreign company and who are not living on retirement checks / pensions / life savings, what do you do for money there and/or what do you do in your day to day living? I'm married to a Filipina we've talked about moving back there. Yes, I used to live in the Philippines as a child. I'm an American citizen, with no military retirement check and no huge savings account. I'm a US Govt contractor working as an electronic technician. How can I be employed in the Philippine

Resolved Question: Would senior citizen still join the military today in that Obama has taken all retirement bennies from them? (Mon, 14 May 2012 22:37:17 GMT)

All benefits for 20 AND OVER are gone and they are all on IRA's from now on. No word was announced just a silent sip in of the policy. My retired Navy son call yesterday to tell me. What do you think of the policy ? EDIT: this should read : ...all NEW recruits. Large numbers of minority, of all races, have joined in the past in order to better their life from what their parents gave them. So the question would be if you were to be joining TODAY as a YOUNG person. EDIT: This is not a Q passing

Resolved Question: If you join the military at the older end of the age limit, how many years can you serve? (Fri, 11 May 2012 22:33:10 GMT)

I have seen ages like 33 is the oldest for a recruit, so if you joined at 33 how many years can you serve before a "forced" retirement. Basically how old is too old to be in the military after the recruit cut off point?

Resolved Question: I'm consitering joining the military, but dont know if it's right for me...? (Fri, 11 May 2012 05:23:34 GMT)

The things that attract me to the military are the high level of training, the 100% effort and team mentality, and the opportunity to experience things most people will never get to experience. I also like that the military puts a huge emphasis on physical fitness and sports. I think it would be awesome to see how far I can go in soccer as I turned down a university scholership out of highschool because I wanted to travel first. I dont regret it at all as travelling has literally changed my li

Voting Question: If you were Rich wouldn't you like to keep everything Private, two? (Tue, 08 May 2012 03:57:33 GMT)

Is this the reason why Republicans want , private schools, private retirements,private health saving accounts, And a( public) Military to protect the private thing the rich have. As for me, I'm not rich, I support public schools, social security, and Medicare and also a public Military. Isn't this really the beef between the Republican and Democrat party's.

Resolved Question: Military reserve question anyone? (Mon, 07 May 2012 23:30:26 GMT)

How long do reservist have to stay in the military to draw VA benefits when they retire? With Active its 20 years. can reservist even draw VA at retirement?

Voting Question: met a wonderful young lady. now after telling her i loved her, she closed up.? (Mon, 07 May 2012 00:47:27 GMT)

well to give a brief history. we havent been dating long before the feelings of love came abundantly clear. we are both in the military, and both getting out due to medical retirement. i am missing a leg due to war sustained injuries. i do out rank her. well, i met her in the hospital. and after exchanging eye contact i went to my appointment. i inquired about her, and wanted to see if she would allow me to take her to dinner. though when she returned i was very muffled and soft spoken. (acco

Resolved Question: Military retirees. Do you get taxed for disable pay? (Fri, 04 May 2012 12:59:03 GMT)

Let's assume that 70% of the military retirement is VA medical retirement, and only 30% is regular retirement. Do you get taxed in the whole retirement or just the regular retirement? Thanks

Resolved Question: Concurrent Receipt? (Military Disability)? (Thu, 03 May 2012 14:04:21 GMT)

I was medically retired from the Air Force last year. I was rated 90% by the VA and 30% by the Air Force. I did receive my first retirement check but after VA kicked in I haven't received a check yet. My understanding is that concurrent receipt takes effect at 50% disability. But does that go by PEB/MEB rating or by VA rating. At the time I was being discharged I was told I'd be receiving both checks. Does anyone know if I should be?

Voting Question: What's your opinion on my options after high school? (Tue, 01 May 2012 03:37:11 GMT)

I'll be graduating here in four weeks, and I still have no clue on what I want to do. I'm thinking of either the military, or college. I know the military would pay for college(at least I know the navy does), but I already have college paid for, because when my grandmother passed away, she left all of the insurance, and retirement money in my name. It's a really tough decision. I know I'm the only one that can make the final decision, but I'd like some help. So what your opinion on going into

Voting Question: how does the US military retirement work? (Sun, 29 Apr 2012 17:37:15 GMT)

just everything you know about retirement money and such when you get a job for the US armed forces. thank you! (:

Voting Question: Which of the following kinds of social welfare programs are always public assistance programs? (Sat, 28 Apr 2012 18:36:41 GMT)

a.Food b.Disability c.Retirement d.Military e.Health care

Resolved Question: What kind of medical care is available in the Metro Manila area 4 military retirees & dependents? (Sat, 28 Apr 2012 17:17:31 GMT)

I've asked this question in various forms before. I'm married to a filipina who is also a US citizen. Even though I'm approaching 77 yrs of age, I'm still considering retirement in the Philippines specifically the Metro Manila area since my wife has family there. However before this can happen 2 things MUST happen:1) my wife has 2 acquire dual citizenship & 2) I must obtain a spousal visa. I & my wife r currently on TriCare which I understand is a complete disaster. So what can we expect in th

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Resolved Question: what's at stake after all this? (Thu, 26 Apr 2012 16:20:21 GMT)

I want to know first hand what kind of trouble i have gotten myself into with all this..ok i need some help n real answers here please...first of off i was married to my wife for 12 yrs we have 3 kids together and im a military solider in the army..as we all do have problem in marriage and since teens me and my wofe been together we decided that we were growing apart.so in all i decided to file for a divorce and not tell her.she and i was still staying together and she didnt know anything abou

Resolved Question: How does one invest their money wisely while enlisted in the military for a retirement fund? (Thu, 26 Apr 2012 00:31:38 GMT)

Dear Yahoo! Answers community, How does one invest their money wisely while enlisted in the military for a retirement fund? I am enlisting into the active-duty U.S. Army soon, and I would like to know what the best options are for me to invest my money for when I retire. I am 16 years old, turning 17 in 2 weeks, and would like to know how I can both live comfortably on mainly necessities and still have a good nest egg for when I retire. I plan on hopefully being in the Army for at least

Resolved Question: My wife is leaving me and I am in the Military. Should I get out? (Mon, 23 Apr 2012 21:20:48 GMT)

I have had a very successful career in the military and make good money along with full benefits. My wife is leaving me and taking the kids to be back with her family from her hometown. She has her whole family there and friends. Her oldest child's father lives there as well so this would alleviate long trips for child exchange for her. She also has a buried child there as well. It is 90% certain that we will divorce. I know I could take her to court and keep her from moving my child however:

Resolved Question: My family is practically crumbling can you give me some ideas? (Mon, 23 Apr 2012 01:13:07 GMT)

I'm a thirteen year old girl and my familly is crumbling. it's falling apart because of my dad, he's terrible. Now before you say "your mom is terrible for showing this to you" It has been me who has experienced this. My mom is Korean 52 years old, brain tumor that has been controlled some time, asthma, and thyroid gland remoced (hormone making gland) My dad was in the military but he has retired and is failing each job offer he gets, moreover he's not taking it seriously, he drinks each nigh

Resolved Question: Is there a federal income tax on military retirement pay ? (Sun, 22 Apr 2012 21:05:53 GMT)

We already know that certain states impose "State Taxes" on military retirement. Example: If one's retirement pay comes to $1800.00 per month,does the FICA tax still apply?

Resolved Question: Gift Letters for Mortgage? (Sat, 21 Apr 2012 15:50:35 GMT)

I have a friend who is trying to purchase a home a few states away. She was supposed to close on Friday but Wednesday afternoon that bank called and said that they couldn't count her husband's military retirement yet because he won't receive his first check until June. So they said that in order to still qualify for the mortgage they needed to pay off the $13,000 still owed on their van. Her father gave her $6000 and I gave them $7000 to pay off the van so that they could still close on Friday

Resolved Question: Mom is refusing to be served court papers? (Sat, 21 Apr 2012 04:54:31 GMT)

My parents have been divorced since like 2004 and I live with my mom. My dad has always payed child support and even helped my siblings and I out with any extra money whenever we needed it. But, in a couple of weeks, I'll be turning 18 and, since I'm the youngest, that means child support will stop (which is in their divorce decree). I don't really have a problem with this since my college is payed for and it's just my mom and I for the summer so we don't really need that much money. But m

Resolved Question: Military divorce question? (Sat, 21 Apr 2012 01:39:47 GMT)

Hello I'm an active army E-5. Married just over 3 years with no kids. thinking of filing for divorce soon and am curious what the army considers "adequate support" for until the divorce is final. also, am i going to have to pay spousal support afterwards and can i look forward to losing part of my retirement? can someone give me a quick rundown on how the process is going to work? thanks

Resolved Question: military retirement and ex wife question? (Wed, 18 Apr 2012 19:03:41 GMT)

my husband in retiring from the air force. he was married before me. they have been divorced for over 10 years now. they got married in delaware. now when he dies, do i get his retirement pay out? their divorce decree only ask for child support, which in two years he will be done with. can she try to get any of his retirement?

Resolved Question: When stepdaughters hate their new stepmother? (Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:59:03 GMT)

My husband is a widower with 3 girls in their mid 30's and they are all single. Two of the girls live out of state and the other girl lives in the same town as we do. He married me 13 months after his wife died. After we got married all 3 girls texted him all the time after he got home from work so of course he was always on the phone texting them back, this is including weekends also. I finally asked him to put his phone up in his office at home and he can check his messages on his way to the

Voting Question: Can't locate my husband who took off and disappeared after I filed a protection order against him? (Fri, 13 Apr 2012 22:52:24 GMT)

About two years ago I filed a protection order against my husband who was abusive in all ways possible. I had just gotten laid off and he is a retired out of the military. I tried to hold the home together we rented , but financially was impossible alone on only $200 in unemployment. I have since started school to begin a new career but am struggling financially still. I paid all of our bills that I could, but can't catch up. I want a divorce, and think he should be entitled to pay something a

Voting Question: Why is there a Military Spouses Act that takes away from military members if their marriages fail. UNFAIR? (Fri, 13 Apr 2012 19:30:48 GMT)

As service members the ex-spouse is capable of taking up to 50% of a military members retirement as assets. How can this be legal? I am the member that served 20 years of my life and my spouse worked all of it as well but yet I have to pay 43.3% of MY retirement to her and receive nothing of hers. Will you allow this to continue?

Resolved Question: Switching military branches? (Tue, 10 Apr 2012 18:50:45 GMT)

I have been looking into becoming an naval aviator after graduating college/NROTC. If I wanted to, could I transfer to another branch of the military without losing rank? And would transferring branches eliminate my time of service towards retirement? For example if I were to spend 16 years in the Navy as a naval aviator and advance rank to an lieutenant commander (O-4), could I transfer to the Air Force without starting back at O-1? And when It comes to retirement would my 16 years with the N

Resolved Question: A career in the United States military: I need suggestions, tips, and criticism on my concept for my future? (Mon, 09 Apr 2012 00:32:26 GMT)

Dear Yahoo! Answers community: I am joining the United States Army's Delayed Enlistment Program this May. I am currently 16 years old, turning 17 years old soon, and I plan on taking my ASVAB either in the middle of May, or perhaps sometime this month if I can find a senior high school that offers the program. I took a practice ASVAB test, which only gave me a predicted AFQT score of 75. A National Guard recruiter told me this was good, as well as an officer in the Army Reserve; but of cou

Resolved Question: you guys from the UK are enjoying the government of their current prime minister/read below? (Thu, 05 Apr 2012 20:46:41 GMT)

English you guys are so lucky to have david cameron, here in Brazil we have Rousseff (a terrorist, murderer and thief who says today that fought during the military regime to democracy, which is a lie since she fought for communism), we learned this week that his approval is 77% (but all Brazilians who care about their nation know that this number is a lie {I know that these surveys are used for the calculation estatiscas} but it is a number that have no connection with the reality of Brazil '

Resolved Question: i really need some help with history? (Tue, 03 Apr 2012 01:01:47 GMT)

What belief did the Social Security Act demonstrate? Government should help retirees, dependent mothers and children, and the disabled. Government should take care of everyone regardless of their situation. National disasters occur and the government should have plans ready. As people earn money they do not need to save for their retirement. What belief did the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Homeowners Loan Corporation demonstrate? Both the environment and business are important.

Resolved Question: What belief did the Social Security Act demonstrate? (Tue, 03 Apr 2012 00:29:00 GMT)

Resolved Question: my husband died 2 years ago? (Wed, 28 Mar 2012 20:53:53 GMT)

my husband was in the military for 20 years a retired with a retirement and he got a from the va check for being 75% disabled from the military am en tilted to that money after his death ?

Resolved Question: A Bible Verse to help me through my situation...? (Wed, 28 Mar 2012 15:02:34 GMT)

My husband is active duty Navy and he will be transferring in a few months for a long while. The kids & I have decided to stay here simply b/c of school, owning a house, and them being settled. He deploys for 8-10 months just a short while after getting there. I have never "stayed behind" and I know a lot of families do it especially after kids get to certain ages. I know that others also pack up and go. But in today's economy I don't want to chance my house not selling or renting it out

Resolved Question: About Optometry & College & ROTC (10 points)? (Wed, 28 Mar 2012 04:51:52 GMT)

So, i do want to be a Optometrist for the military for awhile and then open up a practice in a city when i am older and want to just settle out of the military ( Trust me, i love the military. I am planning staying the full 20 years to get the retirement to, and i will be sorta old, 48 or something when i do 20 years? So i still can do my optometry job if i want) anyway, to the question! I need a bachelors degree and i want to do ROTC, for every year they pay you serve them for 1 year ( I can

Resolved Question: Unemployed for 4 years, applied for over 100 jobs? (Mon, 26 Mar 2012 17:43:13 GMT)

I have a unique situation, I've been a stay at home dad for 15 years. In that amount of time I've worked a variety of part time jobs and started a freelance photography business. I served in the Navy, but did not go to college. It seems that having military experience does not help when applying for jobs, most of the time there isn't even a place to indicate you were in the service. I am a self taught photographer and have had a variety of assignments over the years and understand how to shoo

Resolved Question: Can't make it on 4 incomes? Wtf? (Mon, 26 Mar 2012 03:00:57 GMT)

I just seen this man on TV, family of four; two children and his wife. Yet, he Cannot make it and their family has got 4 incomes. They got his wifes income from teaching, his retirement from the military, va disability, and his part time job as a car sales man. Is it just me or is something seriously wrong with that? Good Lord! Rick B, yeah, but 4 incomes with no medical expenses or bills. Come on man! @malica yeah, the kind of people who own two $30,000 dollar suvs and 6500 sq. ft. homes. @

Voting Question: whats the difference between your enlistment time and military retirement? (Fri, 23 Mar 2012 17:58:16 GMT)

i mean if i join the air national guard and chose to enlist for 4 years part time, after the 4 years what happens?

Resolved Question: Military retiring question? (Thu, 22 Mar 2012 21:03:00 GMT)

I know that if you spend 20 years in the service that you can retire but I just heard from a unreliable source that they may change the 20 year retirement plan for the army. Is this true? I plan on spending 20 years in the army and retiring at 40. I wanted to serve my country but I want to know what the age or time is now.

Resolved Question: should i join the air force or go to college? (Thu, 22 Mar 2012 19:11:34 GMT)

Hey guys i'm 19 and i am currently in the DEP for the air force and leave in a couple months. I signed up for a 6 year enlistment, and got a job in Aerospace Propulsion (jet engine mechanic). But i'm starting to get cold feet. I've had many sleepless nights thinking about my decision and wondering if the military is a right fit for me. My plan is to join and save most of my money, and put it in stocks, so i can live mortgage free when i am older. I have an uncle that is very good with stocks

Resolved Question: Should i join the air force or go to college? (Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:01:44 GMT)

Resolved Question: Deceased veteran at 58, inheritance? (Mon, 19 Mar 2012 07:07:09 GMT)

My father passed away at the age of 58. He was a service-connected veteran that was due to have lump sum retirement of *00,000 for serving 22 years in the military at the age of 60. He was not married at the time of death and was wondering if his descendants will receive anything. He will have turned 60. august 2013. Just a question.

Resolved Question: Can someone collect both VA disability and Medical retirement pay? (Thu, 15 Mar 2012 02:15:46 GMT)

I was awarded 80% disability through the VA for multiple injuries while serving. I then went into the national guard and they medically retired me with 40%. Will I collect both or just VA and have the benefit of having a military retirement I.D. Card?

Resolved Question: Why do some military veterans come out of retirement to serve again while some are content to flap their gums? (Wed, 14 Mar 2012 22:41:34 GMT)

http://www.defense.gov/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=26783 "You served during peacetime" As if I have the ability to see four years into the future and could somehow magically see that I would not get sent to war? ..."and are too quiet to talk about your station." you lie. I served at Lackland, Lowry and Offutt. When did you enlist? " Probably afraid someone will find out you were washing planes and not flying them." 544 Strategic Intelligence Wing. AFSC 23350. Why is it that so often people

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