Originally Posted by
PessOptimist
That's pretty much the advice I got Z. Plus, I didn't have the money either. Most enlisted people don't have an extra $10k lying around when they move on to another career.
If you get to the point where you are making 2.5 times what you made when you got out of the military it is worth looking at, especially if you are going to work at the fed job until 62 or older. I just want to find out what the rule actually is.
I e-mailed the question to my HR section this evening. Maybe I will get an answer in writing. I will post that here.
I'm not saying I would do it. It would take years to amortize the dollar amount. Another thought is that the pols may not mess with the military annuity as eagerly as they try to change the FERS annuity. It might be better to keep it seperate.
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