In this video you will learn about creating your mymedicare.gov account, creating a drug list, comparing the costs of your medication, printing your Medicare card, viewing you Medicare claim history, finding local pharmacies and more… The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) created a new portal for Medicare beneficiaries in 2019. In this mymedicare.gov account  you access to basically all your Medicare details about yourself. Here you can see things such as your current plan Summary of Benefits (SOB), your drug list, Medicare claims, when you will reach the donut hole (coverage gap) and many other details that will be a benefit to you. We highly recommend creating an account for your personal use at https://www.medicare.gov

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Legacy of Love – Life Insurance the True Story – A MUST WATCH VIDEO! Finally a video capturing the real story and not holding back! At the Safeguard Assurance, it is our duty to educate families about the truth of LIFE INSURANCE while not using scare tactics, but helping our clients write the story of their live & also several generations in the future…

Medicare – Turning 65  Medicare and turning 65 can be a confusing time in your life. During this time people turning 65 are going to be bomb-barred with mail, phone calls and even other people knocking on their door. You have a choice and knowing what medicare options are best for you when turning 65 is your right…

Your Medicare Options Part A, B, C and D Explained.  Part A — Hospital Insurance (usually FREE). Covers Inpatient care in hospitals, Skilled nursing facility care, Hospice care and Home health care. Part B — Medical Insurance $135.50/mo. (2019) or higher based on your past or current income.  Covers Services from doctors and other health care providers, … 

Medicare Part B Cost and Late Enrollment Penalty. If you don’t sign up for Part B when you’re first eligible or if you drop Part B and then get it later, you may have to pay a late enrollment penalty for as long as you have Medicare. Your monthly premium for Part B may go up 10% for each full 12-month period that you could have had Part B, but didn’t sign up for it. Usually…

Term Life Insurance in its simplest form, is a promise between an insurance company and you, the policy owner. If you pay a certain amount of money referred to as the premium to the insurance company, the insurance company will pay a certain amount of money (death benefit) to the person (beneficiary) you tell the carrier upon ones death.

Final Expense Life Insurance is usually used for funeral expenses and end of life medical bills to where a smaller life insurance policy intended to cover those and other expenses. This is a common form of life insurance when as person is usually a little older and doesn’t have a policy in place to cover these expenses…

Signing Up for Medicare when Turning 65 – Turning 65 can be a blessing and a curse! Medicare can be a nightmare for some people. Your Medicare enrollment period for certain plans can be 6 months prior or 3 months before your 65th birthday, the month of your birthday and 3 or 6 months after that date. This is the time of your life you will be bombarded with…

F Plan or G Plan Medicare Supplement before 2020 – Congress passed a NEW Law that could affect you if you currently have a F Plan Medicare Supplement. Or if you are in the process of considering one, you may want to reconsider another options at this point. In 2020 the F Plan and C Plan will no longer be available for purchase for people entering…