Medigap Plans in South Carolina by Senior Supplemental
Channel: Senior Supplemental
Date: 2013-01-16

What to do when you Retire?
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Turning 65? Look forward to retirement? If you are like the many new retirees and you don't miss the work force, then enjoy your retirement!  You worked the majority of your whole life for this moment, now enjoy it!  How you ask?  Well, here at seniorsupplemental.com, we had a feeling that you may ask that which is exactly why we made a list of 10 things to do when you retire! effect on the first day of the month that you turn 65.  Once you are enrolled in Medicare Part A and Part B you are eligible to enroll in a Medicare supplemental insurance plan.  Medicare supplemental insurance plans are essentially all the same from company to company, so finding the right plan is as easy as shopping and comparing your options.  The plans are regulated and the coverage is exactly the same from carrier to carrier however, the rate is different due to the carrier's liabilities and what the overhead is.  So it is very important to compare the costs.  

Original Medicare covers only up to %80 of your medical costs in most cases. So depending on what services you receive your portion could cost you hundreds to thousands of dollars and could put you into a financial tailspin.  With a Medicare supplemental insurance plan you could have you maximum coverage to help ease your mind and enjoy your retirement.

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