Savings Deposit Program

Military members deployed in combat zones, qualified hazardous duty areas, or certain contingency operations may be eligible to deposit all or part of their unallotted pay into a DOD savings account up to $10,000 during a single deployment. Interest accrues on the account at an annual rate of 10 percent and compounds quarterly. For more information about the Savings Deposit Program and other investment options for servicemembers, visit the Defense Finance and Accounting Service website.

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