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Tricare Young Adult premiums to rise sharply in 2016
Health care premiums for the adult children of military personnel and retirees will increase next year by 26 percent to 47 percent, depending on the type of coverage, Tricare officials announced Wednesday.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Get control of irrational thoughts
Humans are prone to errors in thinking, which include irrational, self-defeating thoughts.
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Tricare Help: Physical custody and child coverage
Joint physical custody is not a requirement for Tricare coverage for a dependent child of divorced parents.
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Consumer Watch: Buyers beware when booking cruises
Cruise companies have strict cancellation policies, and penalties often increase the closer you get to sailing day.
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Child care fees to see a slight increase
Some parents may be paying a few dollars more for child care by Nov. 1, according to the new DoD fee schedule.
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Drug shortages hit Tricare
Tricare is experiencing drug shortages that are an increasing problem across the industry.
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Mission Family: Longtime military family advocate honored
Meg Falk, a tireless advocate for military families for many years, has been honored by the National Military Family Association
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Tricare Help: Uncertain times and the ’20/20/20′ rule
The requirements of the ’20/20/20′ rule for post-divorce spouse coverage under Tricare
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Size of lump-sum retirement payouts still undecided
Career troops’ extraordinary choice: Traditional pension checks or an undetermined but less valuable one-time lump-sum cash payment.
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Tricare Young Adult premiums to rise sharply in 2016
Health care premiums for the adult children of military personnel and retirees will increase next year by 26 percent to 47 percent, depending on the type of coverage, Tricare officials announced Wednesday.
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Free financial checkup for active-duty troops
Free financial checkup for active duty
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Kevlar for the Mind: Get control of irrational thoughts
Humans are prone to errors in thinking, which include irrational, self-defeating thoughts.
-
Tricare Help: Physical custody and child coverage
Joint physical custody is not a requirement for Tricare coverage for a dependent child of divorced parents.
-
Consumer Watch: Buyers beware when booking cruises
Cruise companies have strict cancellation policies, and penalties often increase the closer you get to sailing day.
-
Child care fees to see a slight increase
Some parents may be paying a few dollars more for child care by Nov. 1, according to the new DoD fee schedule.
-
Drug shortages hit Tricare
Tricare is experiencing drug shortages that are an increasing problem across the industry.
-
Mission Family: Longtime military family advocate honored
Meg Falk, a tireless advocate for military families for many years, has been honored by the National Military Family Association
-
Tricare Help: Uncertain times and the ’20/20/20′ rule
The requirements of the ’20/20/20′ rule for post-divorce spouse coverage under Tricare
-
Size of lump-sum retirement payouts still undecided
Career troops’ extraordinary choice: Traditional pension checks or an undetermined but less valuable one-time lump-sum cash payment.
-
Tricare Young Adult premiums to rise sharply in 2016
Health care premiums for the adult children of military personnel and retirees will increase next year by 26 percent to 47 percent, depending on the type of coverage, Tricare officials announced Wednesday.
-
Free financial checkup for active-duty troops
Free financial checkup for active duty
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Get control of irrational thoughts
Humans are prone to errors in thinking, which include irrational, self-defeating thoughts.
-
Tricare Help: Physical custody and child coverage
Joint physical custody is not a requirement for Tricare coverage for a dependent child of divorced parents.
-
Consumer Watch: Buyers beware when booking cruises
Cruise companies have strict cancellation policies, and penalties often increase the closer you get to sailing day.
-
Child care fees to see a slight increase
Some parents may be paying a few dollars more for child care by Nov. 1, according to the new DoD fee schedule.
-
Drug shortages hit Tricare
Tricare is experiencing drug shortages that are an increasing problem across the industry.
-
Mission Family: Longtime military family advocate honored
Meg Falk, a tireless advocate for military families for many years, has been honored by the National Military Family Association
-
Tricare Help: Uncertain times and the ’20/20/20′ rule
The requirements of the ’20/20/20′ rule for post-divorce spouse coverage under Tricare
-
Size of lump-sum retirement payouts still undecided
Career troops’ extraordinary choice: Traditional pension checks or an undetermined but less valuable one-time lump-sum cash payment.
