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Personal Finance and Investing

Freddie

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1. This is also true if you're 65 and want to stay on your spouse's plan

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Sun Oct 3, 2021, 06:51 PM

Oct 2021

Did my homework, DH works for a large company so I can stay on his til he retires. Costs us about $450/month ($600 less $148 in Part B I’m not paying) but it’s a great BC Personal Choice, no deductibles if you stay in network and low co-pays for doc visits and prescriptions. I’m kicking the supplement/Advantage decision down the road a bit.

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Still working at 65? Avoid this Medicare mistake [View all] question everything Oct 2021 OP

This is also true if you're 65 and want to stay on your spouse's plan Freddie Oct 2021 #1

Also penalties every year for Part D if you don't sign up for the Backseat Driver Oct 2021 #2

KR&B. n/t ms liberty Oct 2021 #3