Medicare Open Enrollment: What's Changing for 2027
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Medicare is changing in 2027, and understanding those changes could make a big difference in your healthcare costs and coverage. We break down what to know about Medicare Open Enrollment, rising costs, Medicare Advantage and Part D changes, and what happens if your current plan goes away. Plus, we explain the health insurance challenges facing those who retire before Medicare and why proactive tax planning matters if you use the Marketplace.
Season 12, Episode 7
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