S1 - Finance Section
FINANCE LINKS
My Pay
Basic
Pay
BAH
Rates - (Basic Allowance for Housing)
Currency Converter
Defense Travel System
DFAS - Defense
Finance and Acounting Services
Military Pay and Compensation
Pay
Frequently Asked Questions
PER
DIEM Rates -(Temporary Duty Pay Allowance)
EXTRACTS FROM THE DOD FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
REGULATION
Military
and Special Pay Regulations
Advance
Pay
Basic
Allowance for Housing
Basic
Allowance for Subsistence
Clothing
Allowance Entitlement
Combat
Pay
Enlistment
& Reenlistment Bonus
Family
Seperation Allowance
Flight
Pay
Foreign
Language Pay
Hardship
Duty Pay
Insurance
- SGLI
Jump
and Special Duty Pay
Nonjudicial
Punishment Pay Deductions
Overseas
Extension Pay
Separation
Pay
POPULAR BANKS
Bank of America
Military Bank
Pentagon Federal Credit Union
USAA
BUDGETS, SAVING & INVESTING
American Savings Education
Council
Choose To Save
Etrade
Investor Information
(SEC)
Money Station
Morningstar Financial Planning
Mutal Fund Education Center
MSN Money
Savings Bonds
Sharebuilder.com
TSP - Thrift Savings Plan
Tips For Kids
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Ways To Save Money
CALCULATE YOUR REENLISTMENT BONUS
1. Look up your monthly base pay on the military pay chart. (DFAS)
2. Determine your Reenlistment Zone:
Zone A is 17 months - 6 years
Zone B is 6 years - 10 years
Zone C is 10 years - 14 years (Paid up to 16 years)
3. Look up the correct Bonus Multiplier for your Reenlistment Zone
and MOS.
(see latest messages at http://www.ArmyReenlistment.com/board.htm)
4. Multiply your monthly base pay by the Bonus Multiplier (BM X
BP).
5. Divide this amount by 12 - Round up or down to nearest cent (Bonuses
are paid by months not years).
6. Calculate Additional Obligated Service (AOS) by subtracting your
current ETS from new ETS, as reenlisted.
7. Multiply Step 5 by AOS. This is your Reenlistment Bonus.
(If over your bonus cap, as stated in MILPER Message, you receive
the cap)
8. All Reenlistment Bonuses are paid in a lump sum one time payment.
9. Remember that 25 percent will be deducted for federal taxes.
If you pay state taxes, they will be deducted as well.
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