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Learn the Lingo: What Is a Pre-Existing Condition and How Does It Affect My Insurance?

Do pre-existing conditions raise your rates? Can you be denied insurance coverage because of pre-existing conditions? Are pre-existing conditions not covered by insurance? All of your questions are answered inside.

6 Reasons You Should Work With a Medicare Supplement Insurance Agent

Medicare is complex – there’s a lot of insurance jargon, lingo, and fine print. And if you’re trying to learn all of this on your own… well, it’s like teaching yourself a college course with no agenda. This is often a surprise to those who are new to Medicare, but an agent can make all of this much easier.

Learn the Lingo: What Is the Medigap Household Discount, and How Do I Get It?

When you start getting quotes for Medigap plans, you might hear the term “household discount” come up. So, what exactly is a household discount for Medigap plans? And more importantly, how can you get the discount?!

Learn the Lingo: What Does Guaranteed Renewable Mean?

For many seniors and baby boomers, being dropped from your insurance coverage is a huge concern. In the past, perhaps you had an insurance policy and were kicked off because of claims or health changes.

Can I get a Medicare Supplement insurance plan if I’m overweight or obese?

When you apply for a Medicare Supplement, your agent will ask for your height and weight. If you’re overweight or obese, are you likely to be approved for a Medicare Supplement or denied? More inside.

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