Stop THROWING AWAY Money On Medicare Part B! ?

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Title	:	Stop THROWING AWAY Money On Medicare Part B! ?
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What about FEHB option three, taking only Medicare part A? Especially when the cost of part B doubles due to IRMAA
Comment from : @Mooff2

Came across this informative video My wife does have working 40 quarters and she is 58 and I will turn 65 in August 2025 I want A & B, and FEHB Does "MA Only" mean not getting A & B and just have MA Only with FEHB? Am I hearing you correctly? Or are you saying to get A & B and MA Only while keeping FEHB? Please advise Thank you
Comment from : @henwxzest3s4x22

What about tricare for life and part b? How do I get around b?
Comment from : @manolocalifas6488

You keep saying 20 or more employeesmy husband is still working at a job after 65 with less than 20 and his work is paying all his health benefits same as before We even got a letter from them saying he's had continuous coverage and the drug plan is compliant (actually better than) with medicareso there ARE exemptions to this rule
Comment from : @kimjay2697

@10:34 If you are on Social Security you have to have Part A?brWhat happened to nobody has to accept Medicare?
Comment from : @i-likemy-space7729

Great video Very informative 👍
Comment from : @eddieboyee1

Will the VA except prescription from Dr outside of the VA, a medicare Dr
Comment from : @jamescarrick9752

Sounds like common sense
Comment from : @consv

why don't you act more normal and not like such a hot shot, no one wants to watch you moving around and waving your hands around like a lunatic
Comment from : @jazziez6467

Thank you
Comment from : @Colorado18

Hi: thank you for this informative video I’m currently on my husband’s COBRA plan which ends 5/25 I will be eligible to sign up for Medicare this year:which I must sign up before end of Jan 2025 1) should I wait till January to sign up or is that too risky? 2) I will have overlap of Medicare & COBRA for 4 months, should I terminate Part B? Or just keep it? If I terminate when can I reactivate? brOur COBRA premiums are 100 reimbursed by new employer
Comment from : @nancyankner2698

Thanks for the video I got laid off, lack of work I'm on COBRA, but believe that because I'm 65, I should just sign up for A and B
Comment from : @surf6009

Thanks for this video and all you do to educate However, I think part B is unnecessary with FEHB because the additional benefits of lower co-pays, out of pocket, dental, hearing, gym membership and partial reimbursement rarely get used enough to add up to the part B expense Further, many of the federal retirees' in the older retirement system have a pension that combined with other sources of income must pay the increased part B cost of IRMAA Do you think part B is non-advantageous in the above scenario?
Comment from : @christopherrinaldi7678

hi am will turn 65 january 2025 am i got health ins thru my husband retirement FEHB do u think i need part B ?
Comment from : @pamelalam422

I am turning 65 in September 2024 And currently I have a ACA insurance My question is Do I have to enroll in Medicare as early as September, even though there are 7 months open enrollment period normally, otherwise I would lose my tax credits starting from September? I hope that you understand what I’m talking about Thank you
Comment from : @justanormalbaconyt5093

Turned 65 and completed mandatory Medicare enrollment, I waived part B as I'm still employed, and using the Veterans Healthcare as well I had Tricare however was told by Tricare that I am discontinued because I waived part B Once I turned 65 my Tricare turned into Tricare for life, but they discontinued me because I don't have part B
Comment from : @mzbrayzn7404

If I use VA and an MA only plan can I cancel the MA only and get on a Plan G in the future?
Comment from : @Chas_Lo2760

whats up with the 20 employee's,who,what when and why?what's the reasoning??
Comment from : @thankswillie

Tricare requires you to have part B when over 65 even if you are fully insured via a spouse or still working This is my experience Seems tricker wants to be secondary Please tell me I wrong, this is my experience
Comment from : @timopalmer6239

Question concerning MA only, I'm a disabled vet, based on your video, MA only will allow me to go to no VA Doctors or hospitals, but I will not have a Drug plan because I can get medication through the VA However, I have been told that the VA pharmacy will only fill prescription written by VA Doctors How will my non-VA doctors prescription cost be covered? Thanks in advance for all you assistance!
Comment from : @EdSexton-uh1bl

Thank you for this very informative video It was very helpful
Comment from : @cherylparks-caffee3476

Thanks for the vid I work for a company with 20 or more on a plan and I will be 66 soon, I started the medicare process haven't completed it yet did I make a mistake or should I have waited?
Comment from : @kennethreynolds8

You mentioned a 10 penalty for not taking part B at 65 does that penalty apply if you have employee health benefits
Comment from : @normanreed7298

Hi I Ben listening to your video I'm getting nervous I really don't understand at all, I work in the states 9 months out of the year I just turned 64 in March I retired at 62 but still work I live the rest of the year in the Philippines 🇵🇭 I plan on staying in the Philippines 🇵🇭 when I'm 66 why do I have to pay medicare if i don't live in a states at that time, I'm maried to my wife In the Philippines with my little girl
Comment from : @robertbonanno906

I need to correct my last post You are wrong If one turns 65 they have to be on Medicare, if not Tricare for life is not activated Bottom line any retired Military person goes from regular Tricare to Tricare for life at the age of 65br Also for VA, one has to be a certain to be eligible for any medical that was not caused by military service
Comment from : @jameswarfield4152

Spouse has coverage at large employer Being disabled I have many high higher deductible specialist and numerous tests annually When Medicare is billed as secondary this always triggers an adjustment down to wipe out any primary deductibles and pays specialist co pays I may break even some years but any hospital events it has saved a small fortune in expenses by the adjustments
Comment from : @frb7603

CHAMPVA requires Medicare part B when eligable
Comment from : @Slackware1995

Social security said if u only want part A do not mail the card but go to your closest SS office
Comment from : @carolreigle5646

I am a retired RN I did a clinical rotation at a VA hospital when I was in school and I remember the VA hospital being very different than private hospitals I would prefer to get most of my care through a private hospital
Comment from : @johnnyretires

If you are sent the Medicare cards 100 days in advance, when do they start charging you the part B premium? And when are you supposed to start using it? So confusing!
Comment from : @mamanita1298

So what if I want to avoid the hassle and go ahead and get established in the medicare system this will ensure and help me know how much im going to be paying work all done for when i retire say 1 year later and im all good is this not a good plan or thought?
Comment from : @reneelewis4268

So Cobra can continue after Medicare/age 65? Why would employers allow this? Isn't Cobra supposed to be a stop-gap between employment?
Comment from : @frankt7521

In this video you talk about enrolling in Advantage plans In every other video you talked about how they deny coverage I don't understand what the difference is here?
Comment from : @judydelong9958

I will be turning 65 next February I am a Veteran with a disability rating (30) Due to the horror stories of people being denied coverage under the Advantage Plan, Congress is getting an earful about this issue I will look at the high-deductible plans G, N, or L Plus, I will be traveling a lot and enjoying retirement, and the PPO aspect of being out of network does not appeal to me So, I think a lower premium with a high deductible part G, N, or L would help offset this aspect of "throwing away money" Yes, I still won't have eye or dental (which boggles my mind about Medicare) but being out of network scares me With all the medical issues I have, it would be hard to get back into a G, N, or L plan once I am in an Advantage Plan Feedback would be greatly appreciated brbrI am still researching this, but there is a VA cap of $700 deductible for the year However, I am not sure if this is all-encompassing, just with copays and/or deductibles
Comment from : @meltdownman1

Women out there I just recently found out that individual work place insurance does Not! Cover some preventable services when you are 66 years old One of them being pelvic exam This is true as I received a bill for it When I called the insurance company UHC this is what was explained to me
Comment from : @sueharris6616

Yes we are wasting our time and money by paying all deductibles copay coinsurance and premiums
Comment from : @introvert4everfreddy656

Aren't self-employed persons also required to enroll in Part B at 65? If they are not on a qualified group plan? To avoid the lifetime penalty?
Comment from : @bigd3104

Drs Are a waste of time & money!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @pissedoffamerican4869

I am 68 years old, I am not register for Medicare plan and my Tricare is not active beacouse I am not Medicare register and have a work coverage Which coverage best service to me?
Comment from : @zewdenshbryant1530

I have many health issues and I'm absolutely thrilled with my medicare A, B, G & D plans Thanks for all of your info/help
Comment from : @thedude2601

very good info, i have made my phone appointment and will be excited to hear what i can do to save money, yet get good service's It depends on how much the medicare school will charge me monthly, to set this up LOL
Comment from : @andreavandekleut6379