Posted on Jan 10, 2015
SGT Jonathan Williams
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Good morning. When I enlisted I was given some money as the ACF, and I elected the MGIB. I understand that I have converted the MGIB and am using the post 911 for education. What I have not been successful in researching is: What happens to the ACF in my contract? More particularly, did I lose it when I elected post 9/11? I draw on your experience or knowledge if you will share it. Thank you all for everything.
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Here's a thread on the question you posted that could shed some light:
https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/how-does-the-army-college-fund-work-with-va-education-benefits

From what I understand there's an applicable percentage added to housing allowance.
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SGT James Elphick
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I had also enlisted with the ACF but by the time I got to college (before the Post-9/11) the MGIB had surpassed the amount of my ACF so mine just went away.
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SSG Trevor S.
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Looks like it went away:

"The Army College Fund (ACF) has been suspended since 1 October 2011. There are no plans to reinstate the program."

http://myarmybenefits.us.army.mil/Home/Benefit_Library/Federal_Benefits_Page/Army_College_Fund.html
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SGT Jonathan Williams
SGT Jonathan Williams
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I did see that. I read that meaning to be it is no longer given at enlistment. But I'm not willing to accept a one liner on a website without more discussion or research. Unfortunately I'm missing the information required. I'm hoping some of my buddies here can help me out on this one.
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SSG Trevor S.
SSG Trevor S.
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The best place to ask beyond further Google search would be to call your nearest education center.
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SGT Jonathan Williams
SGT Jonathan Williams
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...or RallyPoint. See above ;)
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