https://boomerbenefits.com/what-to-do-when-moving-to-another-state-with-medicare/ See: Moving with Original Medicare and a Medigap plan If you are in relatively good health, and paying an occasional $3,000 or so annual deductible in a particularly bad health year (Part A & B annual charges in excess of ~$15,000) would not cause undue strain on your finances, I recommend looking into a High Deductible Plan G supplement. The monthly premium savings are considerable in comparison to regular Plan G or Plan N.
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William, your analysis is helpful.
Post: IRMAA & late filing of tax returns
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That's a very nice retirement income level, Dick, with each of you paying ~$385+ in IRMAA as a married filing joint couple.
Post: A discussion on health insurance, premiums, profits and such- a 50 year perspective most people don’t want to accept
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https://boomerbenefits.com/what-to-do-when-moving-to-another-state-with-medicare/ See: Moving with Original Medicare and a Medigap plan If you are in relatively good health, and paying an occasional $3,000 or so annual deductible in a particularly bad health year (Part A & B annual charges in excess of ~$15,000) would not cause undue strain on your finances, I recommend looking into a High Deductible Plan G supplement. The monthly premium savings are considerable in comparison to regular Plan G or Plan N.
Post: What happens to Medicare Supplement coverage when moving to a different state?
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