
Originally Posted by
mcski
I don’t think you’ve answered anything in a useful way lol.
Disagree, I had assumed jumping back and forth between the Medigap plans is allowed or hopefully, is easy or encouraged. Answer is: Bad assumption. Jumping is allowed with conditions some of which might not be attainable (underwriting, etc.). So definitely not easy. And, no guarantee ten years from now same rules will apply, or even same plans will be offered. Big question answered is you want to choose a plan that will work for you for the remainder of your life.

Originally Posted by
mcski
Also LTC policies don’t kick in until Medicare coverage has been used up.
That the common perception. Some retired 'Med Mal' attorneys I know claim the cutoff/kick in point is not so black and white.
“The best argument in favour of a 90% tax rate on the rich is a five-minute chat with the average rich person.”
- Winston Churchill, paraphrased.
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