Mil-Cents Calculator

Finance Transition

If you’re preparing to leave active service, Mil-Cents Calculator helps estimate the civilian salary needed to match your current military take-home pay. Simply input your Rank/Grade, Time in Service, and duty station ZIP, and the calculator does the heavy lifting—factoring in basic pay, BAH, BAS, and taxes. It even lets you compare potential healthcare costs, so you can budget for life after service with confidence.

You can try it here: Mil-Cents Calculator

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