Which Army Reserve retirement option do I take?

2015-07-01T20:33:46-04:00

Is this right? HRC website says I am authorized $900 for my Army Reserve pension?
https://www.hrc.army.mil/calculators/retirementcalc.aspx

Response by Capt Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 1 at 2015 8:40 PM

2015-07-01T20:40:50-04:00

No one can answer your question without the information.

I don't know anything about the website, but, assume it is legitimate.

You can check by calculating yourself.

Divide the total points you have by 360

Multiply by 2.5%

That is the percent you should receive.

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 1 at 2015 8:41 PM

2015-07-01T20:41:49-04:00

1SG Michael Blount, that cannot be right. I don't want to ask you for all the information you put in, but my rough estimate comes out to much more than that (in 2040 dollars).

Response by MSgt Keith Hebert made Jul 1 at 2015 8:43 PM

2015-07-01T20:43:20-04:00

very likely it is correct.
You have to remember that even in the reserves/NG retirement is based on points
60 points a year
6 years = 360 points/ 1 year AD
that is a normal year
I had a CMSGT retire with 20 years and only get about $800
So print out your points and break out the 214's and make sure you have all your points

Response by LTC Gavin Heater made Jul 1 at 2015 9:00 PM

2015-07-01T21:00:21-04:00

1SG Blount: I am sure you used the site properly, but just in case, run your numbers again and make sure every entry saves. I ran my numbers and the calculation matches other of my recent estimates. LTC Heater

Response by SFC Kenneth Hunnell made Jul 1 at 2015 9:11 PM

2015-07-01T21:11:21-04:00

Your points should tell you or give you an idea about how much you receive. Make sure you get all of your points accounted for. Another thing, if you retire before age 60, go retired reserve, if not retired pay will be based off of date retired. Good luck

Response by LTC John Shaw made Jul 1 at 2015 9:21 PM

2015-07-01T21:21:36-04:00

1SG Michael Blount I can assist.
The site you have listed is one of the correct sites for HRC Retired Reserve calculators.
This one only provides dollars in current day, you can go to one through your HRC account that will provide an estimate at age 60, when reservist are allowed to receive retirement.
In your Records file off the 2x citizen/HRC site you can get your total retirement point count.
If you can't determine it from my comments, ping me via message and I will assist.

Response by COL Jon Thompson made Jul 1 at 2015 9:54 PM

2015-07-01T21:54:54-04:00

Your pension will be based on the number of points so the more active duty you have done, the more it will be vs. someone of the same grade but with less points. Make sure every point is accounted for by HRC. Also, if you have done any mobilizations since January 2008, your retirement will start 90 days earlier for every 90 days you have done. I just got my reserve retirement ID card last week and the DEERS lady told me to contact HRC a year out from my retirement so HRC can cut the final orders. Without those, you will not get Tricare.

Response by SSG Robert Blair made Jul 1 at 2015 10:33 PM

2015-07-01T22:33:35-04:00

1SG
Definitely make sure you have every point you deserve first. And what LTC Shaw said!
Good luck in retirement 1SG!

Response by SSG Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 5 at 2015 3:55 PM

2015-07-05T15:55:20-04:00

If I was you. My first stop will be on my points summary. Going trough active ( if you was) points DD214 them time on deployments (if any) and last year by year them correct them and after if everything is right retire with viluntary recall for activation which as a senior you could be call anytime!!

Response by PFC Tuan Trang made Jul 13 at 2015 7:56 PM

2015-07-13T19:56:41-04:00

It based on points but you can contact hrc for assistant.