Insurance

The NGAUS Insurance Trust provides critical disability income protection for dual-status technicians and Title 5 civilian employees, ensuring financial stability when illness or injury prevents them from working.

Open enrollment season for TRICARE medical coverage and other federal employment benefits began Nov. 10 and runs through early December. This is the time of year when those eligible can enroll, disenroll or amend their benefits. Any changes take effect Jan. 1, 2026.

Active Guard and Reserve personnel on Title 32 orders will soon be eligible for the first time to participate in flexible spending accounts to help pay for dependent care and health care, defense officials told NGAUS.

Bipartisan legislation would provide transitional medical coverage for Guardsmen involved in the COVID-19 fight. The Support Our National Guard Act (H...

TRICARE is offering some new free services during the COVID-19 pandemic for service members and their families with the medical coverage. Participants...

Military leaders have taken steps to protect pay and benefits for troops impacted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, including members of the...

NGAUS, the Adjutant General Association of the United States, the Air Force Association, the Association of the U.S. Army, the Enlisted Association of...

NGAUS wants to know your thoughts on TRICARE and other health care coverage. A short, anonymous survey is now available online . The survey, which is...

Military retirees who plan to enroll in dental coverage for 2019 can now research available plans. The TRICARE Retiree Dental Plan (TRDP) ends Dec. 31...

Grey-area retirees will pay a little more and drilling National Guardsmen a little less for their TRICARE medical coverage, according to information...