by Misty Berryman | Mar 15, 2023 | Medicare, Medigap Plan G
If you are on Original Medicare, you have two great ways to limit potentially devastating charges that Medicare won’t cover. Purchase a Medigap policy (of which Plan G is the most comprehensive and popular among new Medicare beneficiaries), or enroll in the MediShare...
by Mike Montes | Mar 4, 2023 | Medicare
It’s possible to get Medicare without claiming Social Security, but there are steps you need to take to make it happen A lot of people choose to delay Social Security payments in exchange for a larger monthly payment during retirement. But delaying Social Security...
by Tom Lockwood | Jan 31, 2023 | Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medicare Part D, Medigap Plan G
About Medicare and Medigap Medicare offers vital protection for millions of senior citizens against the high costs of healthcare as they get older. But most people can’t afford to rely on Medicare alone. They need some extra help from either a Medicare supplement...
by Lou Spatafore | Oct 28, 2022 | Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans
There’s still time to sign up with a Medicare Advantage plan. But the clock is ticking! Sign Up with Medicare Deadline Your Medicare Annual Election Period begins October 15 and ends on December 7th. That’s the only time during the year when you can make changes to...
by Mike Montes | Sep 27, 2022 | Medicare
It might not reduce inflation much, but the new Inflation Reduction Act will be bringing some significant Medicare Changes in 2023. Read more in this blog to find out how the Medicare changes may affect you. Medicare Changes 2023 Here’s a brief rundown of the IRA’s...
by Tom Lockwood | Sep 15, 2022 | Medicare
As we age, we expect our cost of living to decrease. You pay off your home. Your kids grow up and move out. You spend less on groceries, gasoline, car payments, and all the other things associated with living in the US. However, what often takes seniors by surprise is...
