Medical retirement under BRS

[apples871]

In regards to medical retirement:

"The basic retirement formula is:

YOS x 2 ½ % x retired base pay; OR

% of disability (not to exceed 75%) x retired pay base"

Does being in the BRS plan change that to 2% like normal 20 year retirement or is the medical retirement formula the same across the board? Can't find anything directly addressing that part and was referred to this forum. A quick keyword search didn't bring anything up either.
Currently 14 active years with 17 years for pay and in the blended system.

 

[RonG]

Hello @apples871

2% is used for the BRS , EVEN for a disability retirement if the longevity computation is used (instead of disability percentage formula).

Ref: Financial Management Regulation DOD 7000.14-R
Vol 7B,
CH 1;
2-3-2.

Ron

 

[apples871]

Hello @apples871

2% is used for the BRS , EVEN for a disability retirement if the longevity computation is used (instead of disability percentage formula).

Ref: Financial Management Regulation DOD 7000.14-R
Vol 7B,
CH 1;
2-3-2.

Ron

Thank you. Ill review the references, i assumed so but my searches werent helpful

 

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