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Old 02-11-2009, 05:56   #12
Ret10Echo
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I kept TriCare as a secondary after I retired simply because of the (low) cost. In reality, based upon the current cost of healthcare in general the increases still make it a bargain. Of course no insurance is worth paying for if it doesn't cover anything or if no providers will accept it.

I have gone through 3 different dental programs in the past 4 years trying to keep the same dentist....his office keeps dropping the insurer that I pick up. It is pretty much a lose-lose with dental insurance.
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