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Pros and Cons of Medicare Advantage (And Why Some Believe They’re Bad)
Ever heard that Medicare Advantage plans are bad? Find out for yourself. Get a breakdown of the pros and cons of MA plans here.
Medicare Advantage Vs. Medigap: What’s the Difference?
When Original Medicare doesn’t cut it you may need a supplemental insurance plan. Find out the differences between Medicare Advantage Vs. Medigap plan.
Does Medicare Cover Pre-Existing Conditions?
If you’re Medicare-eligible with a preexisting condition, you may be wondering how it will affect your coverage. Find out how Medicare works with preexisting conditions.
Medicare and Employer Coverage – Which is Right For You?
Older adults now more than ever are working past the age of 65. Typically, Medicare-eligible individuals at this age can be left wondering what to do between Medicare and employer coverage. Is it worth it to keep your employer-sponsored health insurance? Or is...
Why The Lowest Cost Health Plan May Not Be The Best Choice
Enrolling in a health plan because it’s the cheapest option may end up costing you in the long run with unexpected out-of-pocket expenses. Find out why.
What is a Medicare Savings Account?
A Medicare Savings Account allows beneficiaries the freedom to choose how to spend their health care dollars. Find out the advantages and disadvantages.
Do I Need Medicare Supplement Insurance?
If you’re pondering the question, “Do I need Medicare Supplement Insurance?” this article is for you. Find out if you can benefit from a Medigap plan.
Are Medicare Advantage Plans Free?
While researching Medicare Advantage plans, you may have come across a plan in your area offering $0 monthly premiums begging you to question, “can Medicare Advantage plans really be free?” Get the answers here.
6 Ways to Keep Your Brain Sharp as you Age
Exercising your mind is just as important as your body. Keep your brain sharp as you age by following our 6 top brain-stimulating tips for older adults.
4 Ways to Avoid the Part D Penalty
Not enrolling in Medicare Part D when first eligible comes with a consequence, a late enrollment penalty. Here are 4 ways to avoid the penalty altogether.
