Good info.

Thanks to you and this video, I found out that Kentucky got a "Birthday" rule as of Jan 1 of 2024. This makes choosing a plan a lot less "scary".

I am retired but not drawing SS. I'm waiting until 65. Not because I want to, because my medical insurance runs out at 65. But, me and my wife get $300 a month each for a Supplement plan. That means she will be forced to retire at 63. My only question, if someone hired you to help. How do you get paid. Because we all need to make money. Do you work as a independent, and get Commission on the insurance you sell. I'm only 60 and still have 4.5 years to go

Nice Information 🌺🌺🌺🌺

Go Ahead 🔥🔥

If you are using Kaiser (HMO) when you turn 65, how would Medigap work with Kaiser or are you stuck with an Advantage plan?

I will have to stay with G. But I would like plan D or M but there are like 3 insurance company choices in my state. I don't like plan N. I understand that because of the low number companies these aren't good options for the long haul😔 Is that true?

Great source of information 👍 I live at upstate New York (13413), are you familiar with the market situation of my area or if you can recommend some agents to work with me? Thanks 🙏

What about WellCare for part D? It’s 50 cents a month!

I had AARP UnitedHealthcare Plan N to Advantage Plan Atena

Medi-Gap $204