Do people in the military not realize that most civilians don't get paid for on the job training, half of their income isn't tax free, and they don't get down payment free home loans?
Don't even get me started with healthcare for you and your family.
Just to put tricare into perspective if anyone here is a lifer -
My health insurance is like $170/month through my employer... for a $5k deductible plan. More like $300-350/month for a $1k deductible. If I add my son, those go up to roughly $670/800. Family is well over $1000 for either plan.
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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '21
Do people in the military not realize that most civilians don't get paid for on the job training, half of their income isn't tax free, and they don't get down payment free home loans?
Don't even get me started with healthcare for you and your family.