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I am aready aware of everything you have stated here.You're forgetting that medicare part a also has a deductible whether or not you have a premium ($1632 for 2024). So the total amount you pay for deductibles this year is not $240 but $1872. And tha...
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When other people choose to retire and what they do about paying for health insurance/care isn't my concern or my problem. We chose to stay with employer health insurance coverage because it is less expensive and offers more value than medicare. Con...
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TEFRA, enacted in 1982, allows employees who are still working at 65 to continue with their employers health insurance provided that they work for an employer who has 20 or more employees. If the employee does choose to also sign up for Medicare, Me...
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The Republican study committee has proposed the following changes to Social Security and Medicare. The proposals would raise the age of claiming social security. They would also convert medicare to a "premium support model". Medicare would compete wi...
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Thank you but I'm not really interested. I don't have medicare. My point was that you do not receive this booklet just because you are eligible for medicare. You only receive it if you have actually signed up. Eligible by definition means that you me...
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I am aready aware of everything you have stated here.You're forgetting that medicare part a also has a deductible whether or not you have a premium ($1632 for 2024). So the total amount you pay for deductibles this year is not $240 but $1872. And tha...
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When other people choose to retire and what they do about paying for health insurance/care isn't my concern or my problem. We chose to stay with employer health insurance coverage because it is less expensive and offers more value than medicare. Con...
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TEFRA, enacted in 1982, allows employees who are still working at 65 to continue with their employers health insurance provided that they work for an employer who has 20 or more employees. If the employee does choose to also sign up for Medicare, Me...
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The Republican study committee has proposed the following changes to Social Security and Medicare. The proposals would raise the age of claiming social security. They would also convert medicare to a "premium support model". Medicare would compete wi...
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Thank you but I'm not really interested. I don't have medicare. My point was that you do not receive this booklet just because you are eligible for medicare. You only receive it if you have actually signed up. Eligible by definition means that you me...
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I am aready aware of everything you have stated here.You're forgetting that medicare part a also has a deductible whether or not you have a premium ($1632 for 2024). So the total amount you pay for deductibles this year is not $240 but $1872. And tha...
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When other people choose to retire and what they do about paying for health insurance/care isn't my concern or my problem. We chose to stay with employer health insurance coverage because it is less expensive and offers more value than medicare. Con...
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TEFRA, enacted in 1982, allows employees who are still working at 65 to continue with their employers health insurance provided that they work for an employer who has 20 or more employees. If the employee does choose to also sign up for Medicare, Me...
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The Republican study committee has proposed the following changes to Social Security and Medicare. The proposals would raise the age of claiming social security. They would also convert medicare to a "premium support model". Medicare would compete wi...
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Thank you but I'm not really interested. I don't have medicare. My point was that you do not receive this booklet just because you are eligible for medicare. You only receive it if you have actually signed up. Eligible by definition means that you me...
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Date Registered | 04-23-2023 12:28 PM |
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