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I was so confused with this whole process I almost wanted to give up. I was referred to Jan by a friend and the way she explained how Medicare works and broke down my plan options, it came together and made sense to me. Thanks to her effort and patience, I have the plan that is working for me.
Michael, J
Jan explained to me about my guarantee issue period. I spoke with two other agents and no one went over this. Thank goodness I never went with that first plan choice because I wouldn’t have this Medicare supplement coverage right now. I am very grateful.
Maria. M
Taking the mystery out of medicare
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Everyone likes options. Everyone needs options. But sometimes the options are confusing. And a mistake can make a big difference in retirement income or healthcare. For example:
- How to get the most out of Medicare.
- How to navigate Social Security.
- How to know what insurances you need – and even if you need them.
A certified National Social Security Advisor, Jan Knight navigates these complex options with a calm, experienced, personally tailored approach that makes it all quite painless and reassuringly simple.
Social Security & Medicare BLOG
Medicare plan Annual Notice of Change: What to look for
Over the next few months, you’re probably going to receive a lot of information about Medicare. It’s all meant to help you understand your coverage choices and make informed decisions during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (Oct. 15 – Dec. 7). There is one piece...
What are Medicare Part B Excess Charges?
If you’ve been shopping for Medigap plans, you may have discovered that a couple of them (Plan G and Plan F) cover something called “Part B Excess Charges.” If you’re not sure what excess charges are, you’re not alone. Fortunately, they’re a rather rare occurrence for...
I turn 65 in a few months. When should I sign up for Medicare?
You are eligible for Medicare at age 65, but you may not need to sign up then. The best time to enroll in Medicare depends on whether you or your spouse is still working and you have health insurance from that employer. If you make the wrong decision, you could end up...