Learn about Medicare Costs in 2023!

In this video, Danielle explains which parts of Medicare cost in 2023 money and why.

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The basics (0:00)
Medicare Part A Costs (1:16)
Medicare Part B Costs (2:18)
Medicare Part D Costs (5:22)
Part D stages (7:51)
Medicare Part C: Medicare Advantage plans (9:20)

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[djross]

Your videos are always so 'on point', Danielle!

[joeryan]

I like your into " One of the most troubling surprises for new Medicare beneficiaries is that their healthcare in retirement is far from free " .
Just when we though we were done with worrying now we find we have to do a Phd on all the pitfalls and gotchas and combos of Medicare

[carolinagirl]

I just got my husband on PlanG and we're loving it. We've learned everything from your videos. Thanks for all you do!❤

[gwayk]

I just viewed your video regarding "How to pay your Plan B deductible". The ophthalmologist was my first medical appointment for 2023 on 2/17/23. It is now 4/19/2023, two months hence and I have yet to receive a bill. Question is: Should I just sit back and wait further, or should I call his office? I don't want to be penalized for not paying my deductible for Plan B, if there is a penalty at all. Wife and I both have Plan G in addition, and we have been jumping for joy ever since. Thank you ever so much!

[MartySteinberg]

I turn 65 next year, but will continue working. I Know I need to register during my 65th birthday year, but if I'm not taking medicare until I stop working, do I still need to pay for part B?

[frankish]

I just realised (maybe I'm slow) but you have to pay part B premiums plus the advantage plan. A decent advantage plan with my Wife's old employer is about $250/m each + part B +drugs = about $1000/m. My SS payout will be around $1100/m... Maybe it was a good thing to not count SS in our retirement planning after all! If our great health continues it looks like a high deductible Plan G makes sense.

[michaelvenditte]

Danielle you said you have to pay quarterly once you reach 65 what if I'm still working at age 65 which I plan on doing and not file for social security. do you mean to say that I still have to pay that quarterly premium for Medicare if I'm working? please advise. Thanks.

[kelseymundfrom]

Good things in store for 2023 - thanks for great info!

[coreyparker]

Happy to see some decreases for the new year!

[jeanettecherry]

Why is it Medicare advantage plans are pushed, but you don't hear much about the Medigap plans. They should be put out there as well.

[CandycaneBeyond]

Deductible per benefit period, how long is each period?

[cherynenglish]

Plan G is not an Advantage Plan. It is great, in our county, hardly any providers accept advantage plans.

[sct]

Part B should be free as well as Part A.

[bradart]

My new cola benefits are already wiped out !

[BoomerBenefits]

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