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Q:   I am in the military right now and will be getting out in Jan. 2008. I have Tri-Care insurance for my wife and son. What would be the cost and coverage considering I pay nothing at all for it?   I do not know the rates of Tri-Care.


A:   Federal employees and their dependents are covered under a similar law to COBRA.  You should contact your personel office for further information on continuation of your benefits for your wife and son.

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