Medigap vs. Medicare Advantage Trade-Offs
Medigap vs. Medicare Advantage trade-offs
What would you do if you saved on your Medigap premium? Are there other options with similar coverage?
You worked hard all your life. Sure you had fun, but there were lots of things you didn’t have time for and they went on “the bucket list.” Now you have the time, but the budget may be tight. Do you have Medigap? What is your monthly premium? What if you chose a different plan that offers you coverage without the premiums?
What would you do if you saved an extra $200-$300 per month ($2400-$3600 per year)? Here’s just a few things we heard from people who saved $200 per month on their Medigap premium.
Saving
$200 per month ($2400 per year)
on Medigap premiums can help you...
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Build a campfire and roast marshmallows in your used pop-up camper. (You can get a clean, used pop-up camper for as little as $2,500 on rvtrader.com.)
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Catch “the one that got away” with 48 new fishing rods each year.
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Be “Gone With The Wind.” Buy and read 120 books you never had time for each year.
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Touchdown! Buy football tickets for you and a friend.
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Attend 50+ cooking classes each year and impress your friends with a new meal.
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Play games on a new laptop or smart phone.
Sometimes Medigap is the best option, but there are also others out there. Be informed about all your options.
Attend one of our Medicare information workshops to learn about all your Medicare options.
What’s on your bucket list? Register for a Medicare information session.
