My Last 10,000 Clients: Nearly 80% Chose THIS Plan 🤯

Join Marvin Musick, the Medicare expert for Medicare School as he shares insights on the most popular Medicare plan based on his experience working with over 10,000 clients. As an independent Medicare broker, Marvin has written for various insurance companies and different Medicare plans, making him an authority in the field.

Through a detailed breakdown of the different types of Medicare plans, Marvin explains the gaps in Medicare coverage and the importance of Medigap policies in covering those gaps. He then reveals the most popular plan among his clients and analyzes its benefits and limitations.

Overall, Marvin's expertise in Medicare and his experience working with clients make this video a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand the complexities of Medicare plans and make informed decisions about their healthcare coverage.

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[rqangelful]

I want the same free coverage that Congress gets 😡

[MrHunt]

I have been helping people choose Medicare plans for eleven years. I hear so many false advertisements and false representations of the programs that it makes my skin crawl. However, this is not the case here. I listened to the entire video and did not hear one piece of misinformation in this presentation. I even bookmarked it to share with future clients. Great job, Marvin and crew!

[teresitauy]

This is America, why does health care have to be complicated and expensive. Health care is a big money making business .

[johnwoodrow]

I wish there was a class everyone could go to when they turned 60 to learn about Medicare and SS benefits. I am so glad I found Marvin and Medicare School. Thank you so much for what you do! This is life-changing information.

[DLTJR]

You do a great service to the retiree community. Clear, concise, and easy to understand. I appreciate your channel so much.

[Aleoop]

I just wanted to say thank you for your help. I called the number on the screen and talk to one of your employees and they walked me through the options that I have been worried about since I started Social Security Medicare, and retired. They were not aggressive our pushy. They helped me with everything that I needed to know, and I didn’t need to change anything. Thank you for your help in solving the mental stress and the problems. I thought I had. God bless and be safe.❤

[carlmccoy]

People have told me how "complicated" Medicare sign up is. You have just "uncomplicated" it for me. Thank you very much!

[Charlie]

This guy khows what he is talking about. Having worked in this market with hundreds of clients I can tell you that the misinformation from some sources leaves much to be desired. I would like to commend Marvin for putting together his videos to help those who are so bombarded and confused with information that is not always transparent. Thanks Marvin for all the good you do for people. If more were like you, the CTMs (complaints to medicare) would not be a problem.

[hawksfan]

So glad we signed up through this Medicare school . I’m always surprised when people choose a plan based on not seeing a doctor very often, as we get older, 10, 20 years later, the risk of seeing a doctor more can go way up, or we can suddenly get very I’ll . I don’t plan on getting into a car accident ever but I’ve been paying for car insurance since I started driving at 16 years old. Choose wisely.

[markg]

Very interesting! I chose a Plan N, as I rarely visit my doctor. I did read that the premium increases for Plan G were usually faster than Plan N, as G is the guaranteed-issue plan, so there are more sick people in that group. The pool of Plan N members tends to be healthier, so less of a premium increase.

[thomaswilke]

Very informative. You have clearly articulated the reasons for each plan. I read in Forbes that the majority of the people invariably choose the medigap plan rather than the advantage plan if they could afford it but the only reason mentioned was no pre-authorization and no network of doctors to worry about.

Thank you very much for taking the time out to make such an extremely concise presentation

[ubtrippin]

G also has the highest increases in premiums every year

[eileengabellini]

Your information and communication is the best by far about medicare. Thank You❤

[pamelawing]

I have plan F and will keep it as long as I can afford it. Advantage advantages NO one but the insurance company.

[anniesshenanigans]

I have a FB group for ppl that are older and although it's not the reason for the group, questions about Medicare supplements come up CONSTANTLY!!! This is a really great explanation!!

[lorielundgren]

Very useful information! I enjoy the straightforward factual style of education. I am turning 64 January 2024 and in the process of learning everything I can about medicare and social security. Whew - what a steep learning curve! So easy for the average person to make a mistake that they will have to live with for the rest of their lives. In my personal opinion, the choices about Medicare are simpler than choosing when to start getting SS benefits. I'm sure I will take a G plan because I have several health issues that could become very expensive in the future. Presently, I enjoy good overall health and would like to begin working part time and collect possibly at 64 just to maintain my current monthly income, but have more personal free time. That's what I'm leaning towards, but things can change as I learn more. Thank you so much for your most helpful videos!!

[youngtimer]

I am shocked that plan N is booked so infrequently! I have had it for 4 years and I think it’s a great value. But if you go to the doctor often, better get G.

[kennethmills]

The Best I have heard it explained. I chose plan G 2 yrs ago and have questioned myself, but now I know I made the right decision.

[robtempe]

Arizona G Plan monthly went from $185 per month to $209 per month starting in June 2024.

[beautifulrainbow]

Thank you Marvin very well explained. ☺❤