🩺 AARP Article: Medicare Part B Premium Will Drop in 2023

[Anonymous]

(5 comments) 🗣  by Dena Bunis, AARP, September 27, 2022.

👉 LINK TO AARP ARTICLE 

Thanks, Nicole 🙂

[Anonymous]

(4 comments) Well I turn 65 in 2023 (next year) and already stressed out over what I have been reading. I really do not feel comfortable with the Medicare Options.

I do plan on signing up the "3 months early" (June 2023) we are allowed after making an appointment with the Roanoke, Virginia LOA (local office of aging).

Yes, I would get signed up "automatically" for Part A and B since I am receiving Retirement Social Security BUT I want to figure what works best for me.

Anyone else signing up in 2023?

If yes, do you know which plan(s)?

A neighbor of mine, age 68, told me HUMANA is great.

Anyone has them?

Opinions?

I want medical, dental, vision and prescription.

GRATEFUL I will get Part A free!!!

Lol, now to HOPE I do not end up living in my car after paying Medicare. 🤣😂

Thanks,

Nicole 🙂

[GailL1]

@Anonymous

Here is something that should interest you when you sign up for Medicare at 65. The income limits currently listed are for 2022 - the income eligibility limits will be listed (higher) sometimes in the early part of 2023.

This could save you a lot of money if you qualify and I think you might.

Medicare.gov - Medicare Savings Program

[poppy89]

If you do your research, you'll learn that you should NOT under any circumstances sign up for a Medicare advantage plan.  never. 

[Anonymous]

1 comment 👉 (11/29/22) Thank you @poppy89 , I did not know this! 😱Nicole

[poppy89]

I think you should read this.