[where's_the_Outrage?]

Best decision I ever made was to join the reserves after I got out of the Army, now retired I get Tricare coverage for myself, wife and daughter.

[AZJeep]

I work for large, private companies.
When I retired, I got Medicare.
My costs jumped up a lot!
Honestly!
Traditional Medicare is NOT particularly good healthcare plan.
But I’ve savings and I like to pick and choose my doctors!

[DugwayDuke]

where’s_the_Outrage? wrote: “Best decision I ever made was to join the reserves after I got out of the Army, now retired I get Tricare coverage for myself, wife and daughter.”

Same here. Nice retirement check too.

[LouAvul]

Kudos, troop. Wise choice and good luck.

[Poison Pill]

A new estimate from Fidelity suggests that a 65-year-old retiring today should expect to spend $185,500 on healthcare throughout retirement.

Curious what rate of inflation Fidelity assumed.