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Ask Kevin: Do federal retirees have to enroll in Medicare Part A?
A retiree wonders what personal advantages there are to Part A coverage. Kevin Moss, a benefits pro, weighs in.
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Ask Kevin: Can I waive Part B coverage and retain Tricare for Life?
Retired reserve members at the age of 60 can also choose to enroll in Tricare Select. Here’s how it works.
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Ask Kevin: Can I switch back and forth from Medicare to FEHB?
If you’re eligible for FEHB, you’ll remain eligible for FEDVIP dental or vision plans even if your FEHB coverage is suspended.
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Virginia Senate fails to pass bill on military tuition program
Military families are urging lawmakers to reverse changes to a state tuition waiver program for spouses and children of fallen or disabled service members.
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Ask Reg: Upon retirement, will I get money taken from my pay back?
A reader asks the retirement expert about receiving money after retirement that was taken from their paycheck twice a month.
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What feds need to know about ADA and return-to-work policies
Federal government workers can utilize the Americans with Disabilities Act to protect their ability to work from home.
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Ask Kevin: What providers are available under new Postal health plan?
A reader asks about the new Postal Service benefits plan coming to USPS annuitants this fall.
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Ask Kevin: Can you have FEHB with just a traditional Medicare add-on?
A reader wonders if they can still benefit from Medicare without signing up for an Advantage plan.
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Ask Kevin: What eligible USPS annuitants need to know about Part B
Missed the memo about the special enrollment program for PSHB annuitants? Here’s what to know.
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Ask Kevin: Can I delay my Part B enrollment and still avoid penalty?
Here’s how enrollment for Medicare Part B works after you file for retirement.
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Ask Kevin: Do federal retirees have to enroll in Medicare Part A?
A retiree wonders what personal advantages there are to Part A coverage. Kevin Moss, a benefits pro, weighs in.
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Ask Kevin: Can I waive Part B coverage and retain Tricare for Life?
Retired reserve members at the age of 60 can also choose to enroll in Tricare Select. Here’s how it works.
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Ask Kevin: Can I switch back and forth from Medicare to FEHB?
If you’re eligible for FEHB, you’ll remain eligible for FEDVIP dental or vision plans even if your FEHB coverage is suspended.
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Virginia Senate fails to pass bill on military tuition program
Military families are urging lawmakers to reverse changes to a state tuition waiver program for spouses and children of fallen or disabled service members.
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Ask Reg: Upon retirement, will I get money taken from my pay back?
A reader asks the retirement expert about receiving money after retirement that was taken from their paycheck twice a month.
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What feds need to know about ADA and return-to-work policies
Federal government workers can utilize the Americans with Disabilities Act to protect their ability to work from home.
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Ask Kevin: What providers are available under new Postal health plan?
A reader asks about the new Postal Service benefits plan coming to USPS annuitants this fall.
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Ask Kevin: Can you have FEHB with just a traditional Medicare add-on?
A reader wonders if they can still benefit from Medicare without signing up for an Advantage plan.
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Ask Kevin: What eligible USPS annuitants need to know about Part B
Missed the memo about the special enrollment program for PSHB annuitants? Here’s what to know.
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Ask Kevin: Can I delay my Part B enrollment and still avoid penalty?
Here’s how enrollment for Medicare Part B works after you file for retirement.
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Ask Kevin: Do federal retirees have to enroll in Medicare Part A?
A retiree wonders what personal advantages there are to Part A coverage. Kevin Moss, a benefits pro, weighs in.
-
Ask Kevin: Can I waive Part B coverage and retain Tricare for Life?
Retired reserve members at the age of 60 can also choose to enroll in Tricare Select. Here’s how it works.
-
Ask Kevin: Can I switch back and forth from Medicare to FEHB?
If you’re eligible for FEHB, you’ll remain eligible for FEDVIP dental or vision plans even if your FEHB coverage is suspended.
-
Virginia Senate fails to pass bill on military tuition program
Military families are urging lawmakers to reverse changes to a state tuition waiver program for spouses and children of fallen or disabled service members.
-
Ask Reg: Upon retirement, will I get money taken from my pay back?
A reader asks the retirement expert about receiving money after retirement that was taken from their paycheck twice a month.
-
What feds need to know about ADA and return-to-work policies
Federal government workers can utilize the Americans with Disabilities Act to protect their ability to work from home.
-
Ask Kevin: What providers are available under new Postal health plan?
A reader asks about the new Postal Service benefits plan coming to USPS annuitants this fall.
-
Ask Kevin: Can you have FEHB with just a traditional Medicare add-on?
A reader wonders if they can still benefit from Medicare without signing up for an Advantage plan.
-
Ask Kevin: What eligible USPS annuitants need to know about Part B
Missed the memo about the special enrollment program for PSHB annuitants? Here’s what to know.
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Ask Kevin: Can I delay my Part B enrollment and still avoid penalty?
Here’s how enrollment for Medicare Part B works after you file for retirement.
