Medicare: The Clear, Concise, Self-Educating Guide

Medicare: The Clear, Concise, Self-Educating Guide

<h1> Let's not mince words here:</h1> Researching Medicare is tedious, time consuming, and frankly not motivating. The amount of information can appear over-whelming, in addition, the internet is filled with small portions of truth to bait you in, just to end up on a fill-form page requesting your personal information.<br><br>What is the solution?<p>Medicare: The Clear, Concise, Self-Educating guide simplifies the entire process. Only hand selected information is included to best serve the most common scenarios senior-citizens encounter when transitioning into Medicare. Spare yourself the experience of filtering through thousands of pages of information, and consider a simplified guide that details only the most relevant information.<h3> What you can expect to learn:</h3><li>The most costly mistakes to avoid when getting started</li><li>What benefits did you actually earn?</li><li>How to enroll & coordinate benefits</li><li>Medicare Advantage VS Supplement plans with comparison charts</li><li>Late enrollment penalties that last forever/deadlines</li><li>Prescription drug coverage with analysis charts</li><li>What if I retire after 65?</li><li>What if I keep my employer coverage?</li><li>How to find a plan that fits the budget</li><li>What plan allows you to choose your doctor and hospital</li><li>What plan offers the most protection when traveling</li><p><b>The number one reason for bankruptcy in the USA today is medical debt,</b> much of which is preventable with proper coverage. You have worked to hard to screw this process up now. Roughly 50% of senior citizens only have original Medicare, do not make the same mistake. Get an idea of overall cost so you can actually plan a budget.<p> Receive your copy today, simply click the <b>ADD TO CART</b> button at the top right of the screen.