Finance
Understanding Concurrent Receipt
These programs are not new, but they can be hard to understand. Know your options.
MOAA has long fought to end the unjust offset faced by medically retired servicemembers who lose a dollar of retirement pay for every dollar collected in VA disability pay.
This page offers resources and guidance for the 210,000 Chapter 61 retirees and their families, including 42,000 whose injuries are combat-related.
It also offers the latest updates on MOAA's efforts to secure concurrent receipt for all of these retirees, and how you can help support the cause.
These programs are not new, but they can be hard to understand. Know your options.
Legislation bearing his name will be reintroduced to help thousands of Chapter 61 retirees.
Use this publication to help you better understand CRDP and CRSC and answer commonly asked questions. Available to Premium and Life members.
The Major Richard Star Act represents a major step forward. More than half the Senate supports it. Here’s how you can help.
Learn what the reintroduction of a critical House bill means for MOAA’s ongoing fight.
More than 40 senators are cosponsoring the Major Richard Star Act. Ask your lawmaker to join the fight for concurrent receipt.
Legislation bearing his name will be reintroduced to help thousands of Chapter 61 retirees.
Meet Maj. Thomas Throckmorton, USA (Ret), whose time in uniform ended prematurely.
'You work for this retirement for years only to find out that you’re not eligible to get what you have earned.'
MOAA helps you understand your concurrent receipt choices.
A crash course in CRSC, with links to more resources.
Who is eligible, what is available, and what else retirees need to know.