OK, no one seems to be weighing in (yet?), so let me explain why I am asking, When I got my AARP UHC supplement about five years ago, the discount structure was 36% off the base premium the first year, with that discount declining by 3 percentage poi...

I have  a general question about how AARP UHC’s Community-rated Medicare Supplements actually work, with regard to premiums. I’ll ask by example. For purposes of this question, assume that any enrollments I refer to are under guaranteed issue rights ...

EDIT 9-26-24 (yes, over 2 years later!):  I now realize that at the time I posted thisI failed to understand that the information below was for a new, no-wellness-extras option available in some states.  That said, the discount structure for even the...

EDIT 9-26-24:  Yes,  I'm editing (adding a note to) this rather-agitated post over 2 years later, but I now realize that at the time I posted I failed to understand that the information below was for a new, no-wellness-extras option available in some...

Thanks for the persepectives, somarco.  I'm surprised to learn G has been around that long. So what do you think of the possibility that AARP/UHC's making their newish G offering more competitive with N might be a temporary strategy, until they can m...