Medicare Mini Course - Day 2 / The Cost of Medicare 💲💲

Understanding the Cost of Medicare

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[timrussell]

You have made understanding this much easier. Thank you

[birdkitty]

Mr Armbrecht, this Medicare Mini course is absolutely ingenious!!! You would make a great teacher! Thank you for doing this for us...

[annecavanaugh]

I’ve been on original Medicare since enrollment and this is the clearest and BEST explanation I’ve heard from anyone!! Thank you!!

[rickwilliams]

Thank you so much been listening for 3 days, and l'm more informed than l had hoped to be, and very kind of you to not charge for helping. THANK YOU

[baristalady]

Very Helpful and I'm only on Lesson 2 !!

[TheJscriptor]

Very helpful. I am marking these videos in my browser for when I am close to applying for medicare. I appreciate all the work to put this miniseries together.

[tubularfrog]

Thanks for posting this mini-course Keith. I'm 64 and need to understand the options available

[daviddunn]

Thank you very much for your assistance appreciate it very much

[brianleinon]

You're video's are great to watch with great information

[bvmixyy]

Very helpful and informative information helps to reduce my stress level in the next chapter if life

[Bartw]

Extremely helpful, Keith. I do rely on this info. I've gone through most, if not all of your other content. And even though I feel fairly confident I'm getting to understand this Medicare process more, this short-format mini-course layout is really great to help cement your other content in my memory. I'm not retiring for a few years yet. But I'm starting early so I'm extremely confident I'm making the right choice for my wife and I. You've helped me understand that this is one decision you just don't want to get wrong! Thanks, again!!

[djamilf]

Hi, so if I go part time say 2 or 3 yrs priors to retirement, i will pay less on part B monthly premium?

[kenderley]

I’m 65 this Sept. Retired reservist and have Tricare ins. Will Tricare become my supplement after I join Medicare with A and B?

[mfsoly]

Helpful information about the expenses of A and B, time periods, and connection to how supplement helps to cover these costs

[rs]

Very helpful. What is the maximum out-of-pocket cost if one had only the original Medicare with no supplement?

[michaeltorrey]

If a hospital ER keeps you in “observation” for a couple of days is that considered being admitted by Medicare?

[jc]

My wife is has been a homemaker for most of her life, working less than 10 years. Will she have to pay a premium for medicare part A? What happens if I die or we get a divorce

[suzannemilligan]

Thanks for your brilliant information. Quick question...I am 66, employed full time with health care coverage that is primarily paid for by my employer. Would it be a good idea to sign up for part A? My understanding is that it would be a secondary and pick up much of the costs that my primary(80-20 coverage) did not cover.

[neeciesurber]

Your videos are very helpful! I’m so glad I discovered them! Will be retiring within the next few months. I will definitely be contacting you. Thank you for your valuable information.

[magicbus]

This medicare crap is the most confusing thing I have ever seen.