Originally Posted by
LJ Driver
I’m also with Tricare, but I see the RHA as a big opportunity. I agree a cash over cap option would definitely be nice, but right now jamming an extra few thousand $$ a year into an RHA for a few years and then letting it sit and grow for a couple decades is a pretty nice way to cover most everything that Tricare/Medicare/whatevercare doesn’t cover in retirement.
I’m retired on Tricare Select. It’s not free now, neither are glasses, premiums, dentists, etc. Pretty good option to keep on the books IMO, particularly for those of us under the spill cap.