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Now that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been around for a few years, you’re likely aware that if you choose to go without insurance, you’ll be subject to a tax penalty. But that’s not the only risk of going without health insurance. You’re vulnerable in more ways than one…

Did you know that Original Medicare Part A and B do not cover everything and can leave you with significant out of pocket expenses?   With supplement insurance, also called Medigap or MedSup, you can get coverage at varying levels for deductibles, coinsurance and copayments to reduce or eliminate your…

If you’re under 26, you’re one of the lucky young adults who can maintain healthcare coverage under your parent’s plan. If your parents don’t have coverage or you’re over 26, it’s time to do a little adulting — and start the process of finding a healthcare plan to suit your…

If you’ve been covered by employer health insurance, when you turn 65, you’ll need to enroll in a Medicare 101 course. Not really. But the truth is, understanding what is Medicare and the coverage you need CAN be like going back to school. Healthcare, in general, is complicated. Use this…

Did you know that you don’t have to live with the same Medicare Plan that you started with? Every year, during Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), you can change plans, add or change prescription drug coverage or move to an Advantage Plan offering. This year, the 2021Annual Enrollment Period is…