Medicare ads!!!!!
Can anyone tell me why we are suffering thru these unending Medicare advantage ads? I thought they would stop after open enrollment but I was wrong.
Forum Discussion
Bill.Satellite wrote:Completely depends on the state of your health and what it will be in the future. That's where the difficulty lies: in deciding how your health will be down the road.
So I become Medicare eligible next month. I have signed up for part A and B and will sign up for the Walmart Part D even though I take no medications to avoid late sign up penalties. Anyone have ideas if I need F or some other supplemental?
I know a couple that paid no additional money for their Medicare supplement, and it worked very well for them. Even though he developed cancer when he got older they still basically broke even because he had quite a few years of good health with no medical issues.
Don't forget that Plan F is supposed to not be offered after this year.
