Road to TA2
#81
On Reserve
Joined: Oct 2021
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My retirement healthcare needs are met. I know not everyone can say that but for me and a good number of others, we don’t need an HRA
#83
Line Holder
Joined: Apr 2013
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#84
Line Holder
Joined: Jul 2018
Posts: 532
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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 $$ a year into an RHA for a few years and then letting it sit and grow for a couple decades is a pretty nice way to cover most everything that Tricare/Medicare/whatevercare doesn’t cover in retirement.
#85
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Mar 2018
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I’m also with Tricare, but I see the RHA as a big opportunity. I agree a cash over cap option would definitely be nice, but right now jamming an extra few thousand $$ 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.
#86
“Apparently”? Based you projecting your drivel?
Care to link a post where I support TI, TA1, or the best one - autocratic rule. Jerry, YOU are the guy who fed at the trough for years, took FPL, and bumbled your way through one of the darkest periods United pilots have known during bankruptcy.
You sir ARE part of the problem, YOU are a career ALPA stooge. But, keep talking smack because there’s a whole new crop of pilots who haven’t heard of you, maybe you can fool them.
What’s uncanny is your inability to address anything other than personal politics here. You’re not the future of ALPA, you’re only an embarrassing side note.
#87
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Joined: Jul 2022
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From: 787 FO
#88
On candidates, you completely miss that nuance as well. I’m not surprised. But, go ahead and defend your failed past ALPA “service”, you ARE the very caricature of what you so bitterly criticize now. You’ve fed at the trough and delivered squat. But, hold yourself out there as a hero, there are lots of new guys who can still try to fool.
#89
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Joined: Jul 2022
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From: 787 FO
Yep.
How nice. No wonder you are do defensive. Feel free to tell us who you are since, as you say.
#90
The context is my disdain for anonymous ALPA members (and self-disclosed apprentice members) setting up anonymous websites to recall LECs to which they don’t belong. In other words participating in council business to which they have no claim.
That’s not how council representation is designed and it’s not how any bylaw is meant to be applied. I don’t think the outcome would have been any different with TA1, but I respect the ability of each council to guide their own outcomes.
Jerry, did YOU participate in any coordinated effort to influence any LEC business post-TA1 in any council other than your own council of record. Is that how ALPA policy should work? You don’t have to answer, we’ve all seen you at work.
That’s the context.
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