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Special Enrollment
Last month we reviewed what OEP means (Open Enrollment Period), or commonly called the “disenrollment period.” We mentioned special circumstances that would create or trigger a Special Enrollment Period (SEP), and as promised, that’s our topic for this month. To...
Open Enrollment Period Or as We Like to Call It: Disenrollment Period
We’ve enjoyed sharing information with you through our posts and blogs and we hope they have helped you navigate the Medicare Maze. There are so many acronyms, abbreviations, terms and dates you need to know, it is impossible to keep...
Turning 65 in the Next Year?
Where did the time go? Seems like you were just getting out of high school, and now your friends are talking up the 50th reunion in a few years. Geez! So here you are, on the cusp of the BIG...
Marriage and Medicare – Decisions for Retiring Couples
Probably the last thing a young couple is thinking about as they stand at the alter is Medicare. Hopefully they’ll be fortunate enough to have sailed through the years leading up to retiring together. We’re going to talk about things...
Medicare Advantage Plans – The Nuts and Bolts
When faced with having to make decisions that affect your healthcare AND your pocketbook the best approach is to start gathering information. When someone says “let me give you the nuts and bolts” of something you’re going to get information...
Alphabet Soup – Defining Medicare Part A, B, C
If you are approaching age 65, then you’ve probably already received an overload of information on Medicare through ads, emails and the internet. It can be stressful when you know you have to make decisions on a variety of things...
Getting Prescription Drug Coverage
If you have Medicare, prescription drug coverage is an optional benefit. But be aware - if you don’t get a Medicare drug plan when you're first eligible, you may have to pay a late enrollment penalty to join later on....
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