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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you neither want to nor plan to use Medicare providers, don't sign up for Medicare B. You're going to pay more regardless, either in direct billing from non-Medicare providers if the supplemental retirement insurance doesn't pay, or in Part B premiums. And, this is a good reason be be financially literate - Medicare is a pretty basic topic for anyone nearing eligibility age, including your husband - sounds like both of you are woefully unprepared for managing your finances in retirement, if not now. [/quote] Yes, I feel like I spent nearly the entire year after my 64th birthday attending seminars on Medicare, reading books and articles, talking to experts, etc. I was able to make informed choices, without any surprises, and it’s worked out well.[/quote]
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