Here's what to expect when you retire from the military: The military offers a few retirement plans, so you'll want to see ...

Depending on the retiree TRICARE health plan you choose, you may see an increase in your enrollment fees, deductibles, copayments, cost-shares, and other fees. Retired Reservists Turning Age 60 ...

Being aware of your Tricare catastrophic cap can help you plan your medical budget and make smart decisions about carrying other health insurance.

Tricare officials said the Defense Health Agency is eliminating coverage for its Tricare for Life beneficiaries and others to ...

Retired military TRICARE beneficiaries are eligible for VA healthcare in addition to TRICARE. VA healthcare can provide prescription drug coverage with lower co-pays but does require the person to ...

After retirement, they can choose to remain in Tricare Prime or Tricare Select. Retirees and family members on Tricare Prime pay enrollment fees; most using Tricare Select do not.

TRICARE for Life (TFL) is a federal health insurance program for Medicare-eligible military retirees and their spouses. TFL is a comprehensive supplement to Medicare and provides prescription drug ...

So, Tricare extended the deadline to March 31 for beneficiaries to input their recurring payment information. Those who miss this deadline will lose coverage back to Jan. 1, Tricare officials have ...

Bipartisan legislation aims to give military dependents access to insurance until 26 without paying additional premiums like ...

The task force concluded that Tricare fees and co-pays, frozen since they were set in 1996, have allowed a steady slide in the relative costs paid by working-age military retirees, a pattern ...

Roughly 150,000 Tricare beneficiaries living in the Atlanta, Georgia, and Tampa, Florida, metro areas will have a new health ...

Include "Tricare Usability Study" in the email subject line, and in the email, provide your name, age, location, Tricare ...