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Understanding Retirement Points

Understanding Retirement Points. SFC Ryan Sturm Actions & Retirement NCOIC CAARNG. Topics to be Discussed. Anniversary Year Awarding Retirement Points Minimum Retirement Points for a Satisfactory Year Verifying your Retirement Point Statement (AHRC 249-2-E or NGB 23B) for Accuracy

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Understanding Retirement Points

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  1. Understanding Retirement Points SFC Ryan Sturm Actions & Retirement NCOIC CAARNG

  2. Topics to be Discussed • Anniversary Year • Awarding Retirement Points • Minimum Retirement Points for a Satisfactory Year • Verifying your Retirement Point Statement (AHRC 249-2-E or NGB 23B) for Accuracy • Recovering “Lost” Points

  3. References • AR 135-205, Qualifying Service for Retired Pay Nonregular Service, 1 Jul 87. • AR 140-185, Training & Retirement Point Credits & Unit Level Strength Accounting Records, 1 Jul 87. • DODI 1215.07, Service Credit for Reserve Retirement w/ change 1, 7 Nov 08. • Memo, USD (P&R), Subject: Policy on Reserve Component Electronic-Based Distributed Learning Compensation, 29 Jun 08.

  4. Anniversary Year • Full year periods are used to credit retirement points. • Anniversary dates are established upon entering into service. “01/01”

  5. Anniversary Years cont. • Anniversary year may be adjusted by a break in service. • Credit for partial years of service occur when a break in service occurs. Days: 300 Minimum Points Required for Credit: 42

  6. Awarding Retirement Points Maximum Points Awarded (IDT+Mem+ACCP): • Prior to 23 Sep 96: ………………….60 pts • 23 Sep 96 – 29 Oct 00: ……………75 pts • 30 Oct 00 – 29 Oct 07: ……………90 pts • 30 Oct 07 and after: ……………….130 pts

  7. Awarding Retirement Points cont. Who can receive retirement point credit? • Members of a regular or RC component. • Members in a Ready Reserve Status (DEP). • Retired RC members ordered to perform duty.

  8. Awarding Retirement Points cont. Who can’t receive retirement point credit? • RC Member not in an inactive status: - Inactive Reserve - Retired Reserve - Inactive National Guard - Fleet Reserve

  9. Awarding Retirement Points cont. Retirement Point Credit: • IDT: max of 2 pts / day (1 pt per UTA, equivalent training or training meeting; at least 4 hrs in either a paid or non-paid status) • Membership: 15 pts / full year • ACCP: 1 pt / 3 credit hours

  10. Awarding Retirement Points cont. Retirement Point Credit: • Active Service: 1 pt / day • Funeral Honor Detail: 1 pt / day (at least 2 hrs)

  11. Minimum Retirement Points At least 50 pts for a good year 15 Mem + 14 AT + 21 IDT = 50 pts

  12. Verifying Your Retirement Points • USAR Soldiers can retrieve their AHRC 249-2-E at the HRC My Records Portal: www.hrcapps.army.mil/portal • ARNG Soldiers will receive an NGB 23B from their unit administrator during their birth month audit or upon request.

  13. Recovering “Lost” Points “Good” Supporting documents: • LES, MMPA or other types of pay vouchers. • DD 214 for active service. • DA 1379, DA 1380 (Record of Training). • Retirement Point Statements.

  14. Recovering “Lost” Points “Not so good” Supporting Documents: • Orders. • NGB 22E for National Guard Service. • Bank Statements. • Bribes.

  15. Recovering “Lost” Points • Submit supporting documents to your unit administrator. • Gray Area Retirees must submit a written request & supporting documentation to HRC.

  16. Understanding Retirement Points

  17. Summary • When in doubt, check the regs! • Review your statement at least annually! • Share your knowledge!

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