Health Care
TRICARE Select Enrollment Fees: What You Need to Know, and What You’ll Need to Do
MOAA is working to ensure beneficiaries don’t see a lapse in coverage.
Earned Military/Veteran Benefits
My spouse’s ID card is about to expire, but we live far away from any military installation. How can I get her a new card?
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Spouse and Family
Fight Over $7.2 Billion Contract Could Delay Privatization of Military Household Moves
The deal, which was rescinded and re-awarded to the same consortium, now faces further protests.
TRICARE
I am considering military retirement. What should I be thinking about, and what steps should I take to ensure health care coverage for myself and my family?
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Financial Education
I still haven’t received a W-2 for my retiree pay from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS). How can I get a copy?
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Financial Education
My friend says my Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) annuity should be tax-free. But I just received a 1099-R tax form from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS). Does this mean I owe taxes?
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Financial Education
I heard that the age when I have to start taking RMDs (required minimum distributions) from my retirement accounts has changed. Is this true?
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Financial Education
What is IRMAA, and why is it affecting my Medicare premium?
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