New Supplemental Benefits Sound Generous—But They Could Mask Plan Tradeoffs
Key Takeaways
While new supplemental benefits under Medicare Advantage pl…
If You Think Everyone Qualifies for Medicare Automatically, You’re in for a Shock
Key Takeaways
Medicare eligibility depends on more than just your age. You must meet specific work history and citizenship or residency requirements to qualify.Failing to enroll at the right time…
Timing Matters More Than You Think—How Medicare Enrollment Dates Impact Coverage
Key Takeaways
Enrolling at the right time can mean the difference between seamless coverage and costly gaps or lifelong penalties.Understanding each enrollment period and how they apply to your s…
The Hard Questions You Need to Ask Before Choosing Medicare Advantage or a Medigap Supplement Plan
Key Takeaways
Choosing between Medicare Advantage and Medigap
Medicare Isn’t Always the First Payer—And That Can Lead to Surprising Bills
Key Takeaways
Medicare may not always pay first. The order of payment depends on your other health coverage and current life situation.Failing to understand who the primary payer is can lead to u…
Thinking a Medicare Supplement Is Overkill? Here’s When You’ll Wish You Had One
Key Takeaways
A Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plan helps you pay for costs that Original Medicare doesn’t cover—and those costs can add up quickly in 2025.Delaying enrollment in a Med…
Part D Has Changed in 2025—Here’s What It Means for Your Wallet
Key Takeaways
Medicare Part D in 2025 includes a major shift…
Why Getting the Basics of Medicare Wrong Is the First Step to Costly Mistakes
Key Takeaways
Misunderstanding the basics of Medicare in 2025 can lead to late enrollment penalties, gaps in coverage, and higher out-of-pocket expenses.Knowing when and how to enroll, what each …
Think You’re Eligible for Medicare? These Fine Print Exceptions Say Otherwise
Key Takeaways
Medicare eligibility rules may appea…
What You’ll Really Pay for Medicare Coverage Even After a Lifetime of Working
Key Takeaways
Even after paying into Medicare throughout your working years, you’ll still face ongoing out-of-pocket