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PPC Retiree & Annuitant Services Branch
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Welcome to the PPC Retiree & Annuitant Services Branch (RAS) web page.
News
- Fort Leavenworth's 49th Annual Retiree Appreciation Day - 27 Oct. 2012 (PDF link)
- Direct Access II Self Service Phase VI -- View Final Beneficiaries
- Click Here for instructions to "Opt Out" from receiving printed copies of the Reservist Magazine.
- The Coast Guard/NOAA Retirees Newsletter, Issue 04/2012
- Commandant (CG-1222) has launched a new web page for Military Retirees. The Retiree Affairs web page provides quick access to information on Benefits, Pay, Resources, The Commandant's Retiree Council, Survivor Benefits, and Transition Planning. It can be found at the easy to remember address of WWW.USCG.MIL/RETIREE
- Divorced? Widowed? Remarried? Make Sure Your SBP Election is Current
- 2011 Commandant's National Retiree Council Meeting Report (PDF)
- Potential Radiation Exposure Associated With Assignment to Coast Guard LORAN Stations
- Allotments - New Self-Service Pay System Functionality
- Retiree Appreciation Days (RADs): Army Retiree Appreciation Days (RADs) are designed with you in mind. They’re a great source of the latest information for retirees and Family members in your area. RADs vary from installation to installation, but, in general, they provide an opportunity to renew acquaintances, listen to guest speakers, renew ID Cards, get medical checkups, and various other services. Some RADs include special events such as dinners or golf tournaments. For more information, contact the Retirement Services Officer (RSO) sponsoring the RAD. Visit the Army Retirement Services Office (RSO) web page for a complete listing of RADs.
- VA withholding disability pay versus Coast Guard withholding Concurrent Retirement & Disability Payments
- Changes to Retiree ID Renewal Rules
Retirement Processing
Please visit the Retirement Processing page for links to retirement calculators, forms, and other information you need to establish your retired pay account.
Making Changes to your Account and Accessing your Benefits and Privileges
Please visit the Directory Assistance page for information on:
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Information about your pay and benefits
Using Global Pay Self Service
The most convenient way to view your Retiree/Annuitant Payslip and manage your account is through Global Pay Self Service, our online account management system. Global Pay Self Service provides faster service, security, accessibility and reliability to all PPC (RAS) customers worldwide. With Global Pay Self Service you can:
- View, print or save your Pay Slip and IRS Form 1099R.
- Start, stop or change allotments.
- Change your mailing address, e-mail address and phone number.
- Make changes to your direct deposit information.
- Elect to discontinue receiving Pay Slips and/or the Retiree Newsletter by mail.
Please visit our Global Pay information page for information for the first time user, forgotten password assistance and user guides.
Enrollment in the TRICARE Retiree Dental Program can provide cost-savings for dental care
The TRICARE Retiree Dental Program (TRDP) is the first and only group dental benefits plan authorized by the federal government for Uniformed Services retirees and their families. There are many reasons why enrollment in the TRDP can help save money on the cost of dental care. For more information about how enrolling in the TRDP can help reduce dental health care costs for Uniformed Services retirees and their families, visit the TRDP web site at http://www.trdp.org/.
Changes to Retiree ID Renewal Rules
Homeland Security Directive 12 now requires retirees and family members
seeking to renew or replace a military identification card to provide
two types of ID, one of which must include a photo. A list of acceptable
documents can be found in PDF format on page No. 4 of Form I-9 (see the
link below to access this form):
http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-9.pdf
Before visiting a military ID card issuing facility, you may want to
call first to determine what specific documents may be required, and to
verify the process to renew or replace an ID card. For contact
information and the location of the nearest ID card issuing facility,
visit the RAPIDS Site Locator website. On this website, you can search
by city, state or ZIP code:
https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/rsl
Moving? Don't forget to update your State Income Tax withholding
As a reminder when moving from one state to another and
updating your home mailing address, don't forget to change your state tax
withholdings. The retiree must request a change for state tax as an address
change does not automatically change or stop the state information that the
tax is being paid to.
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