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2022 Active Duty Military Paydays – With Printables

20 December 2021

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When will the military get paid in 2022?While military pay is relatively easy, there can be some tricky bits. Military paydays are on the 15th of the month and the first of the following month, except when the 1st or 15th fall on a weekend or federal holiday. Then, the payday shifts to the business day prior to the weekend and/or holiday.

It’s important to note that many banks and credit unions offer early crediting of military pay as a benefit to their customers (and to entice folks to bank with them!) If your financial institution offers early crediting, this pay calendar will still be helpful but you’ll see your deposit a day or two before the payday listed here. I’ve also created printables for USAA pay deposit dates, Navy Federal Credit Union pay deposit dates, and retiree paydays.

I have created three types of calendars: a list, a black and white calendar, and a color calendar. You’ll have to scroll down to find the version that you want. Each calendar is available as a PDF or a Word document. You can also click on the image to make it larger, then save the image to your own computer.

2022 Military Pay Date Printables

This year, I’m offering three ways to print these: click on the PDF or Microsoft Word link after the image, or click on the image to make it larger, then right-click to save it to your own computer.

As always, there are a couple of long pay periods in 2022. It’s always easier when you’re prepared! If your bank or credit union deposits pay on the actual payday, then these will be your long pay periods:

January end-of-month pay period: 14  January to 1 February -18 days

May end-of-month pay period: 13 May to 1 June – 19 days

October end-of-month pay period: 14 October to 1 November – 18 days

And that’s it for long pay periods in 2022 (if you get paid on the actual military payday.)

The List Printable Version of the 2022 Military Paydays

Here is the link to the PDF: 2022 Military Pay Dates List

Here is the link to the Microsoft Word document: 2022 Military Pay Dates List

The Black and White Printable Version of the 2022 Military Paydays

2022 Military Pay Dates Calendar Black and White

Here is the link to the PDF: 2022 Military Pay Dates Calendar Black and White

Here is the link to the Microsoft Word document: 2022 Military Pay Dates Calendar Black and White

The Color Printable Version of 2022 Military Paydays

Here is the link to the PDF: 2022 Military Pay Calendar Color

Here is the link to the Microsoft Word document: 2022 Military Pay Calendar Color

Every year, I make at least one mistake on these calendars.  I hate it.  Please, please let me know ASAP if you see an error.  You can email me at kate at katehorrell.com or use the link to the right to send me a message.

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  1. Tricia Marino says

    8 December 2016 at 8:04 pm

    Hi Kate,

    Thanks for the calendar, I have a suggestions. could you add the date the LES is available. maybe do just like the pay date and just use another color for that date.

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    • Kate Horrell says

      8 December 2016 at 8:24 pm

      Great idea, Tricia! I just published the calendars earlier this morning, but I will go back and add the LES later. It just won’t be for a little bit because I have to do the USAA calendar and the retirement pay calendars first, and these are way harder than they should be. I appreciate your idea!

      Reply
  2. Rachel D4 says

    11 December 2016 at 9:17 am

    Always great info Kate! Thank you for all of your very relevant posts. Shared with the community at PCS Prepper!

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    • Kate Horrell says

      11 December 2016 at 9:03 pm

      Thanks Rachel. I’m glad you find it helpful!

      Reply
  3. Erin Ginkel says

    28 December 2016 at 4:42 pm

    Thanks so much for these. I am looking forward to the USAA one when you publish it.

    Reply
  4. Cheryl says

    26 December 2017 at 2:42 pm

    Hi! I know this the end of a busy year. When will you have 2018 calendar available? I found the 2017 calendar a very useful tool in budget planning.

    Thanks!

    Reply
    • Kate Horrell says

      27 December 2017 at 10:15 am

      I’m so glad you have found it useful. I’m working on the final touches and I hope to have it published by Friday. I’ll be counting on you to find my typos – there is always one 🙂

      Happy holidays!

      Reply
  5. Jesse says

    5 January 2021 at 12:18 am

    Kate, thank you fo this resource, it has been of extreme value to my wife and I over the last few years. Curious, do you create (or know where to find) this info reflected in a .cal file? That way we can download it directly to our phones.

    Thanks a ton!

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    • Kate Horrell says

      5 January 2021 at 10:03 pm

      Hi Jesse. Unfortunately, I don’t know where this information would be available in that format. Another idea is to download the image to your phone.

      Reply

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Hi! I'm Kate! Accredited Financial Counselor®, Navy spouse, and mom of four.

Here at the blog, I talk about the financial issues that affect military families - pay, allowances, and benefits. Plus college stuff, landlording, moving, taxes. We cover a little bit of everything.

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