Baby boomers born in 1946 join approximately 40 million Americans eligible for Medicare supplement insurance (Medigap) this year. And many of their favorite celebrities are aging along with them. Those “coming of age” during a time of global concern for class inequities will note at least one financial statistic isn’t dependent on economic status. America’s celebrities and fans alike can find potential savings when they shop for Medigap.
Weiss Ratings found that wide price disparities for Medigap are just as likely for celebrities as they are for Americans of more modest means. With such wide differences in premiums charged by insurers for the exact same benefits, consumers at every economic level who are eligible for Medigap should carefully review options in order to maximize savings.
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I can’t stand health insurance. While I am grateful to have it, it is a nightmare to navigate.