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When to start thinking about Medicare before retirement

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First things first: if you’re going to work past the age of 65 and continue employer-sponsored health insurance, be sure to inform Social Security. Failing to do so can result in a premium penalty for the rest of your life. This is not a good thing. While Medicare to those…

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Medicare and the Health Insurance Marketplace

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Since the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the Health Insurance Marketplace. How does this impact your Medicare coverage, and can you have both? Find out what you need to know about Medicare and the Health Insurance Marketplace. What Is The Health Insurance…

Protect yourself against Medicare Scams & Fraud

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Medicare fraud is a serious issue that affects people across the nation. Falling victim to fraud can be expensive and compromise your health care benefits down the road. Discover the common signs of a Medicare scam, ways to avoid them, and learn how to report a deceitful situation. What Medicare…

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What determines Medicare Part B Premium?

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Medicare Part A and Part B provide the exact same benefits for all Medicare beneficiaries throughout the country no matter their age or location. Why is it, then, that premiums for that coverage can vary greatly? High-Income Levels Mean Higher Premiums Higher premium rates apply to individuals who have incomes…

How to appeal a Medicare decision

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With the right Medicare plan and supplements, getting health care coverage should be easy. If you’ve ever had a claim denied, however, you know that Medicare doesn’t always work that smoothly. Find out how to file a Medicare claim and navigate the appeals process successfully. When to File a Medicare…

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Medicare coverage under 65

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“17% of all Medicare beneficiaries are under 65 years old.” -Kaiser Family Foundation According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, almost one in six Medicare-eligible Americans are under age 65. That means that almost eight million Americans have permanent disabilities that enable them to receive Medicare under the age of 65.…

Do Medigap plans automatically renew

Popular Medigap plan comparisons: F, G, and N

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Medigap Plan F review When choosing a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan and conducting Medicare research, you may have heard that Medicare Supplement Plan F is the best plan. Is this actually the case? Is Medigap Plan F the best plan and, if so, is it the best plan for you?…

Do Medigap plans automatically renew

How to choose a Medigap coverage level

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With 10 different options to consider, finding the ideal Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan can be a daunting task. How do you weigh the choices? Find out how to choose a Medicare Supplement plan that’s right for you. Medicare Supplement Insurance Basics Before you start browsing plans, make sure you know…

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Understanding the Difference Between Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment vs. Guaranteed Issue

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Whether you’ve already decided on a Medicare Supplement insurance policy or you’re still weighing your options, you have to purchase your plan at the right time. Learn everything you need to know about Medicare Supplement user rights, and discover the key differences between Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment vs. Guaranteed Issue.…

Seven questions to ask before Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period

Medicare Annual Enrollment Period: Basics, Rules and Facts

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There are various Medicare enrollment periods allotted each year. Discover all you need to know about the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period, or “AEP”, which lasts from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7 each year. In this article, Medicare recipients and prospective members will learn the basics of AEP and the changes…

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