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That’s what’s happened historically.” In 2018, troops were automatically enrolled into the Blended Retirement System which gives them an annuity after retiring from service and access to the ...

With the introduction of the Blended Retirement System (BRS), service members can now receive up to a 5% match of their base pay. Anyone who joined after January 1, 2018, is automatically enrolled ...

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Amid seemingly ubiquitous challenges in federal spending, one aspect of entitlement reform has emerged as successful: the Blended Retirement System, which was introduced by the military in 2016.

When the Blended Retirement System was created more than five years ago, one of its primary goals was to help service members set themselves up financially for the future, even if they didn’t ...

Less Good: SECURE 2.0 Legislation reforming our retirement savings system—SECURE 2.0—made it through in the omnibus spending legislation signed into law at the end of the year. However ...

The military made major changes to its retirement system on Jan. 1, 2018, adding the Blended Retirement System. Let's look at what it means for military members. The new retirement system is ...