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Social Security & Medicare

LiberalBrooke

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2. Be careful with a high deductible plan. Go with one

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Thu Oct 22, 2020, 07:19 PM

Oct 2020

only if you can afford to pay the deductible. If you are able to set the deductible amount aside and save it for when you need care, they can save you money.

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Update on my Medicare adventure...thanks for all who provided info on my prev. thread [View all] NRaleighLiberal Oct 2020 OP

They are all legally required to pay exactly the same amount in each category. hedda_foil Oct 2020 #1

For my area, with the discount, the AARP/UHC is only 10 per month more than the BCBS NRaleighLiberal Oct 2020 #5

Be careful with a high deductible plan. Go with one LiberalBrooke Oct 2020 #2

My experience is that UHC is typically the highest priced supplement. Hoyt Oct 2020 #3

I'm going to follow your discussions on this. Chemisse Oct 2020 #4

I actually started researching it early October, to give myself 3 months to work it all through NRaleighLiberal Oct 2020 #6

OK - got it figured out. NRaleighLiberal Oct 2020 #7