It is very important that you check your Leave and Earnings Statements (LESs) to verify that your active duty pay has stopped to prevent overpayment of duty.
 
If you are overpaid, do not spend the money you erroneously received.  This money will be collected back once the adjustment is process through finance.

End of tour pay should be reviewed for correct payment as with all Leave and Earning Statements. If the unit had a Rear Detachment it may be in existence for several more weeks of the demobilization.

To resolve pay issues:
1.  myPay
2. Unit’s rear detachment pay administrator.
3. Area Support Group or RRC/DIV HQ Finance NCO (G8).
4.  USARCPAYINQUIRY@emh2.mccoy.army.mil or call (877) 462-7782; (608) 388-5627/5699/5618; DSN 280-5627.
5.  U.S. Army Finance Command (FINCOM): (888) 332-7366 or DSN 699-0300.

Reference the Army Reserve Finance Guide for Mobilizing Soldiers on Pages 21-22.

The Army Reserve Financial Readiness Program offers services to assist Soldiers and their families with their financial affairs.  It is designed to educate Soldiers and their families of their rights as consumers.  Financial planning within the Army Reserve is critical to all Soldiers, more especially the Troop Program Unit (TPU) Soldier.  Training opportunities are available to Soldiers and families.  AFTB Program Managers can schedule Financial Readiness Training for commands at their request. 

Assistance can be provided for:

Helpful Tips- 

• Review finances for transition to civilian employment
• Review and revise as necessary the household budget
• Soldiers returning to AGR positions should be prepared for loss of special pays (Family Separation Allowance, Hazardous Duty)

Military OneSource Money Matters -Budgeting and Basic Money Management
My Army Life Too - Financial Readiness Training

Downloads:
Setting Up A Personal Budget - A sample budget
Personal Budget Management - A guide to establishing an effictive budget