Turning 65 in 2023? Signup For Medicare A & B. Should You Go Original Medicare or Advantage?

[@Elephantine999]

Another first-rate presentation. I have learned so much from your videos! Thank you!

[@dgrijalva100]

You guys are awesome, thank you for such clear and concise information !!

[@Retire-m1u]

Im 63, New Subscriber ! Thank you.

[@CardinalAdvisors]

We enjoy making these

[@monsanchez7388]

An eye opener for people going to Medicare.

[@michaelmcfeely6588]

I received a bunch of Medicare insurance stuff in the mail. I hate the complexity. Today is garbage day in my neighborhood, and I put _all_ of that confusing crap in the garbage. It feels good.

[@markdemay2177]

Always learn from you! Turning 65 this year, thanks.

[@marcryan5399]

Excellent Video I wish I had seen this in 2021. I learned that some employees of SS/Medicare and other Professionals are confused. I had to have New York State Senator Schumer office inquiry two times over six months for a solution to a problem that didn't exist.

[@sinebar]

I have lost track of the horror stories I've heard from seniors about MA. Saying it's the worst mistake of their life and they're stuck with it.

[@jjj32801]

So turning 65. Employer over 20 employees. I do not use the HSA. My group health insurance premium is under $200 month for spouse and myself. Spouse is 64. Do I just sign up for Medicare Part A only and my health insurance through employer will keep paying (for spouse and I) until I retire in 3 years?

[@CardinalAdvisors]

Correct! Your employer will sign a form when you retire which proves group insurance continuously. That will get you out of the late enrollment penalties

[@scarecrow1958]

I definitely do not want a Medicare Advantage Plan. My cousin is helping his mother through some medical events and he said it is a nightmare with the red tape getting things approved before being able to see specialists.

[@sinebar]

MA is not medicare and shouldn't be called Medicare. Its private for profit insurance so profits first health second. They will make you jump through hoops hoping you'll just give up.

[@tommythevenot7617]

For someone 65 or older that still has employee coverage due to them still working or spouse still working, I heard recently that Medicare will no longer penalize you if the group coverage has less than 20 employees, as long as it’s creditable coverage. Is this true?

[@CardinalAdvisors]

The group needs to be larger than 20 for the coverage to be considered creditable by Medicare

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