Lower Premiums Are Not Always Better

Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans with lower premiums may seem attractive initially, but it’s important to understand that lower premiums do not necessarily translate into lower total costs. There are many other factors that affect your total Part D Plan costs, which is why you should always meet with a Medicare Insurance agent to review all of your options and ultimately find and enroll in the best, most cost effective plan. Aside from monthly premiums,…
What Happens To My Medicare Plan If I Move?

What Happens To My Medicare Plan If I Move?

If you are moving to another city or county, it’s important that you understand what…

What Does Medicare Cost?

What Does Medicare Cost?

Every year CMS (Center for Medicare Services) lists basic costs for people with Medicare. These…

How To Replace A Lost Medicare Card

How To Replace A Lost Medicare Card

Like most forms of ID, your Medicare Card can easily get lost. But, obtaining a new…

The 5 Medicare Mistakes Baby Boomers Make

The 5 Medicare Mistakes Baby Boomers Make

CHOOSING A PLAN BECAUSE YOUR FRIEND HAS IT: This is one of the most common…

What Happens After You Enroll In A Medicare Plan

What Happens After You Enroll In A Medicare Plan

So, you’ve successfully enrolled in a Medicare Plan. Congratulations! You have taken the first step and…

What is an Annuity?

What is an Annuity?

Plan Medicare offers a variety of insurance & financial planning for our clients. One of…