A Medigap policy is health insurance sold by private insurance companies
to fill the “gaps” in Original Medicare. Medigap
policies help pay some of the health care costs not paid my Medicare
due to deductibles and coinsurance.
A Medicare Advantage (MA) Plan is a health care alternative available
to Medicare beneficiaries. If you join one of these plans, you
generally get all your Medicare-covered health care through that
plan. This coverage can include prescription drug coverage. However,
you may have to see doctors that belong to the plan or go to certain
hospitals to get services.
The Part D programs started just a few years ago. It was designed
to assist people with Medicare in paying for their drugs. Private
insurance companies provide these plans to Medicare Beneficiaries
only certain times during the year, due to plan restrictions. Examining
these plans can be very difficult so we advise that you go over plan
options with someone experienced in this area.
Please click on the link below and enter your zip code to see plans
that are available for you:
Over 87% of people across the US are under insured, and close to
30% have no life insurance at all. MWG wants to help
you change that statistic by providing you with the ability to receive
quotes from over 20 different insurance carriers in a matter of seconds. All
you need to do is click on the Life Insurance tab, and you will be
directed to our online quoter to answer five questions. Then
choose the company you want and click enroll now. It is that
easy, and we are here to help if you get stuck or have questions
along the way.
Over the years Long-Term Care has been made out to be too expensive
and complicated. However, our agents can help you save up to
50% on your Long-Term Care insurance in 3 simple steps. This
is not by reducing your benefits or lowering the standard in your
insurance carrier, but it is contributed to smart shopping and looking
for rates with an experienced insurance agent. Statistics show
that over 40% of people over the age of 65 will need LTC, and that
statistic continues to grow every year.
Remember the longer you wait, the higher the premiums will be. Even worse,
you may not be able to qualify if you wait too long.
