Yes. After 65, you must enroll in Medicare Parts A and B to keep Tricare.
Saving For Retirement Healthcare Costs – Doesn’t Medicare cover those?
According to Fidelity Investments’ 21st annual Retiree Health Care Cost Estimate, a 65-year-old couple retiring this year may expect to spend an average of $315,000 on healthcare and medical cost…
Understanding the Differences Between a Pay Raise and a COLA
There are a lot of myths surrounding the timing of retirement…
A Retirement Guidebook to Federal Employee Group Life Insurance (FEGLI)
One of the various benefits offered to federal employees is the Federal Employee Group
Misconceptions About Medicare
Older Americans have a lot of misconceptions about Medicare, which could hurt them in retirement.
Common Mistakes During Federal Retirement Applications
It is beneficial to submit a “healthy†application to help speed up the processing of your retirement application. All questions must be answered, all appropriate boxes ticked, and all places needing initials must be initialed on such an application, which is “a complete, origi…