Medigap vs. Medicare Advantage | Which Is Best for You in 2026? 🧐

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  @MedicareSchool · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @michellerosenfeld8279 · 2 years ago

  I work at a hospital and get questions EVERY day about MA vs Supp plans. I tell them to track their expenses on the MA and if they spent less than a supp monthly premium or more than what a monthly premium would cost they should base their decision on that. I also mentioned that insurance agents are given bonuses from the private insurance companies when they enroll clients into ma plans and that bonuses are less for agents when they sell traditional and supp insurance.

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• AN

  @anabushaala625 · 2 years ago

  Boy, people retire and find out this is no picnic.

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• KA

  @karlineschrubberstiel · 3 years ago

  Another excellent primer from you. As a former insurance executive I have recommended your channel to many people. It is shocking how uninformed people are about this important topic. You are doing a lot of good educating them - IF they listen.

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  @JeffAdkins-zi8hm · 2 years ago

  I would never get an advantage plan. If you ever really get sick then you are screwed. I&apos;ll pay a little more in premiums for the piece of mind knowing all I have to pay is a deductible once a year of $224 and everything else is paid for. But risk takers go for advantage plans if you want it&apos;s your life.

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• WY

  @wymandyer · 1 month ago

  very useful,,,,thanks

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  @sergiofranco7460 · 2 years ago

  Marvin, I have seen many of your videos and they are terrific. Excellent...thank-you.

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• LA

  @LarryCoburn-iw6cl · 3 years ago

  Add in all the monthly payments in and over the years part c and part d &nbsp;it adds up to more the 7,000 dollars

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• JO

  @joemelendez6571 · 2 years ago

  Very good information, however this medigap cost are out of reach for the majority of people in the state of Florida is very expensive. &nbsp;If would have to work until I die to afford this. &nbsp; You need to explain that

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• BE

  @benwillis124 · 7 months ago

  Excellent video, plain and simple and to the point. Thank you, you answered all of my questions (for now) and have given me much to think about.

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  @zekeiirodriguez9514 · 2 years ago

  Excellent reporting and schooling. <br>Thank you!

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• DE

  @deniseyweesy · 3 years ago (edited)

  I did a cost comparison between Medigap ( I picked AARP) with the part D and my mom&apos;s Humana Advantage plan and she would pay more out of pocket for the Medigap with Plan D even on a Max Out of pocket year. She has never had a problem getting coverage. She has had both hips replaced, had eye surgery and ear surgery. She has been hospitalized several times for Covid and then Pneumonia and also had Hospice and skilled nursing (several times)and she has never had an issue with coverage. She is end Stage COPD and has expensive meds and has been on oxygen for years. I think a lot of it depends on where you live on which is best for you. We don&apos;t have the letters for Medigap. But, the Extended basic plus is comparable to Plan G and in my zip code the cvost for just that is 237-$756 a month. That doesn&apos;t include the Part D. The cheapest part D that took all of my mom&apos;s drugs for AARP is another 105 a month..

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