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Over 700,000 Boomers Receive Medicare Penalties That Last a Lifetime!

There are thousands of Medicare beneficiaries who are receiving Medicare Part B or D penalties, costing on average $5,000 because they did not enroll at the proper time.

How to Choose a Medicare Advantage Plan

Here are some tips and tools to help you pick a plan that fits your needs.

Key Updates Coming to Medicare in 2024

Did you know there are some changes on the horizon for Medicare? Here’s everything you need to know!

Medicare Premiums and Deductibles Increase in 2024

Medicare premiums and deductibles for 2024 were just released. Here’s everything you need to know and how much YOU will pay.

Medicare Annual Enrollment Begins Sunday, October 15, Know Your Options!

This year’s Medicare Annual Enrollment begins Sunday, October 15, and it will end at midnight on Thursday, December 7 (Pearl Harbor Day). Any plan in which you enroll will have a January 1 effective date.

Top 8 Best Medicare Supplement Insurance Companies in 2023

If you’re an older adult who’s interested in buying a Medigap policy, then you’ve come to the right place. Here are the top 8 best Medicare Supplement Insurance companies in 2023!

Help! Plan F Rates Are Exploding!

Medicare Plan F premiums have skyrocketed! Resident Medicare expert Toni King explains how and when to change your plan.

Medicare Annual Enrollment Period: What You Need to Know

Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period begins soon! Medicare expert, Toni King explains how to choose the right plan for you.

Does Medicare Cover Second Medical Opinions?

Getting a second medical opinion from another doctor is a smart idea that may offer you a fresh perspective and additional options for treating your knee so you can make a more informed decision. Or, if the second doctor agrees with your current one, it can give you some reassurance.

Help! I Can’t Afford My $660 Medicare Premium!

If you don’t keep up with your Medicare premium payments, then you can lose your benefits. But how can you make your payments when you can’t afford them?