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Sometimes it's still difficult for me to grasp that a 100 year old person with no health insurance can now enroll in a regular Major Medical, just like a 50 year old. In fact, the premium for a 65 year old and a 100 year old is the same! I ran a quote at HC.gov last night for a 96 year old with $18,000 in income. His monthly premium is just $26, for a $500-DED / $2500-OOP BCBS Silver policy.
This brings up the question...COULD it be more beneficial for someone nearing age 65 to forgo enrolling in Medicare, and obtain an ObamaCare Major Medical
Sometimes it's still difficult for me to grasp that a 100 year old person with no health insurance can now enroll in a regular Major Medical, just like a 50 year old. In fact, the premium for a 65 year old and a 100 year old is the same! I ran a quote at HC.gov last night for a 96 year old with $18,000 in income. His monthly premium is just $26, for a $500-DED / $2500-OOP BCBS Silver policy.
This brings up the question...COULD it be more beneficial for someone nearing age 65 to forgo enrolling in Medicare, and obtain an ObamaCare Major Medical
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