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Jan wanted lower premiums after breast cancer treatment

Jan had Medicare Supplement insurance through BCBS. She was treated for breast cancer four years ago, and really wanted lower premiums...

Uninsurable due to Crohn's Disease?

Evelyn thought she was uninsurable, and afraid that she would use up all of her assets to cover her long term care, and unable to leave anything to her children.

This couple saved over $1200 on their Medicare Supplement

D.R. Roberts was having Sunday brunch with friends when the topic of Medicare Supplement insurance came up. Two of his friends (husband & wife) had been insured with Blue Cross/Blue Shield since going on Medicare. The wife was 68 and the husband was 69. The combined premium for the two of them was $1,047 per quarter, and they were hoping to find less expensive coverage.

What are your requirements for switching Medicare Supplement plans?

Rita was referred to Jack Moore by one of his other clients. She had a Medicare Supplement plan already, but was shopping for another company due to an increase in her premiums. And she had demands!

Jim and Becky are getting 5 times the interest

Becky and Jim had a $40,000 CD at a bank that was making a measly 0.6%. Dianne Renner was delivering their new Medicare Supplement policy to them, and mentioned a 3% annuity we offer, that will earn them an extra $5100 over the CD.

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