"Post Retirement Expenses"

[texasgungal]

@goldenkitsune Great points and I hope the recovery is smooth for you both.

 

[goldenkitsune]

@texasgungal Thanks!

 

[texasgungal]

@ms92help Thank you. Do you know where I could find this without asking a retiree to show me their les?

That's great information.

 

[kitty346]

@texasgungal https://newsroom.tricare.mil/News/T...211342/preview-2023-tricare-health-plan-costs

You’d look at tables 2 and 4, group A. The 2024 numbers should be out soon.

 

[texasgungal]

@kitty346 You once again humble me with your presence, king.

Thanks. This is so much more logical to read than tricare.mil/costs which is the site they push in TAPs.

So much conventional wisdom is saving money and setting yourself up in service... Asking questions in this last window is such a whirlwind!

 

[prometheanactual]

@texasgungal Don't forget to budget for any expenses that are currently waived due to your Active Duty status. Vehicle registration/tax, Amex Platinum fee, etc.

 

[texasgungal]

@prometheanactual Oh dang that's a great point. Finding and valuing service in another way, dang I need another tab on my spreadsheet!

 

[literider]

@texasgungal Life insurance. You lose your SGLI once you separate. They have a VGLI. I didn't go with them because they were a little more involved. Ended up going with a policy through my credit union.