The GI Bill Transferability Act would make it easier for military service members to pass their educational benefits to family members. Currently, service members must transfer their Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits while actively serving in the Armed Forces, but this bill would allow transfers to happen at any time, including after leaving the military. The bill also simplifies eligibility by reducing the service requirement to a uniform six years across all transfer scenarios, eliminating more complex previous requirements. The legislation affects active duty service members, veterans, and their eligible family members who could use these education benefits at colleges, universities, and vocational programs. No specific funding amount is mentioned in the bill text, as the changes primarily modify existing benefit transfer rules rather than creating new spending.