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Thinking About Military Retirement: /reports/2008/thinking-about-military-retirement; As part of the report of the 10th QRMC, the purpose of this paper is to provide readers with a discussion of the issues relating to the military retirement system. To set the stage for the discussion that follows, the first section outlines what a personnel system should do. Here, the purposes of compensation and personnel policy are reviewed and certain institutional constraints that influence the structure of the military compensation system are identified. Following that, the second section highlights the structure of the current compensation system and the outcomes that result from this structure.; highlights the structure of the current compensation system and the outcomes that result from this structure. The current military retirement system dates back to 1947, when Congress implemented ... that are intended to be turned into specific legislative proposals by the 10th Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation (10th QRMC). The third section evaluates the past criticisms of the retirement ... Thinking About Military Retirement Thinking about Military Retirement: An Analysis for the 10th QRMC As part of the report of the 10th QRMC, the purpose of this paper is to provide readers
Thrift Savings Plan Distribution: /reports/2019/10/thrift-savings-plan-distribution; The Blended Retirement System aims to increase Servicemembers’ retirement savings by matching contributions to Thrift Savings Plans by up to five percent of basic pay. This new system applies to Servicemembers who entered uniformed service on January 1, 2018, or later, or to Servicemembers with early entry dates and fewer than 12 years of service who opted in to the new system during 2018. This report analyzes Thrift Savings Plan contributions by Active component Servicemembers, across Services, eligibility categories, and Servicemember characteristics. We find that age, regular military compensation, paygrade, race, and gender are all correlated to varying degrees with retirement savings rates. In particular, older and higher income Servicemembers save at higher rates. We also find substantial differences across Services in the savings patterns of auto-enrollees, suggesting differences in training or messaging. Furthermore, some Servicemembers may be saving inefficiently by reaching the annual limit on TSP contributions prior to December and thereby forgoing matching funds.; Services, eligibility categories, and Servicemember characteristics. We find that age, regular military compensation, paygrade, race, and gender are all correlated to varying degrees with retirement ... education on the BRS and positive spillover effects. Age, regular military compensation (RMC), and paygrades (both enlisted and officer) exhibited clear correlations with contribution levels, as predicted ... Thrift Savings Plan Distribution Thrift Savings Plan Contributions under the Blended Retirement System The Blended Retirement System aims to increase Servicemembers’ retirement savings by matching
Jennifer Griffin: /our-experts/griffin-jennifer; Jennifer Griffin’s work at CNA focuses on military manpower and personnel topics.; Griffin-Jennifer Jennifer Griffin’s work at CNA focuses on military manpower and personnel topics. /images/Experts/Griffin-Jennifer.jpg Jennifer Griffin’s work focuses on military manpower and personnel topics, including recruiting, endstrength, manpower management, compensation, retention and program evaluation. She also has deep reserve component expertise, having served as CNA’s Scientific ... Corps, Army, and Department of Defense sponsors in the areas of recruiting, retention, manpower processes, compensation, deployment tempo, workforce demographics, specialized and/or new career paths
Retirement Choice 2016: /reports/2016/retirement-choice-2016; We find that, for almost all servicemembers, the REDUX retirement plan plus a $30,000 bonus paid at the 15th year of service is a bad choice that significantly reduces their retirement income. The higher the grade, the lower the years of service at retirement, and the longer the servicemember lives, the greater the reduction. Moreover, as each year passes, the difference between REDUX and High-3 retirement income increases.; passes, the difference between REDUX and High-3 retirement income increases. Although Congress changed the military retirement system effective January 1, 2018, military personnel who entered service ... provisions of military retirement and then focus more specifically on the two plans. Both pension choices have the following features: Both provide retirement income as a percentage of the average ... compensation for which no taxes are paid until the retired pay is received.4 Such plans are called tax-sheltered retirement plans. Both are protected against inflation. High-3 has full inflation
pla update: Issue 8, March 23, 2023: /our-media/newsletters/pla-update/issue-8; PLA Update, Issue 8, is a CNA China Studies Program monthly newsletter, with summaries of Chinese media coverage of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA).; ." The Reservists Law addresses areas such as reservists' military ranks, training, promotion, management, mobilization, benefits, and retirement. We summarize several key areas from the law below ... of reservists. The law identifies China's Central Military Commission (CMC) as the sole entity responsible for "leadership" over matters concerning the reserves. The CMC has been exercising this role since July 1, 2020, before which reserve personnel work was overseen by the "dual leadership" of the military and local governments. The law divides specific responsibilities for work related
CNA Research in White House Directed Review of Military Compensation: /our-media/press-releases/2020/12-10; This week, the Department of Defense published the 13th Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation (QRMC), a comprehensive account of military compensation required for the White House every four years. This QRMC primarily focuses on two issues: the feasibility of moving to a single-salary system combining basic pay with basic allowances for housing and subsistence and the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by service members. CNA was a main contributor, providing eight studies that informed the QRMC’s findings and recommendations.; Thrift Savings Plan Contributions under the Blended Retirement System How a Single‐Salary Compensation System Could Affect Privatized Military Housing Arlington, VA ... This week, the Department of Defense published the 13th Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation (QRMC), a comprehensive account of military compensation required for the White House every four ... Research in White House Directed Review of Military Compensation This week, the Department of Defense published the 13th Quadrennial Review of Military Compensation (QRMC), a comprehensive account