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In reply to the discussion: No Social Security increase in 2016 at substantial cost to most older adults [View all]totodeinhere
(13,688 posts)48. Medicare supplement plans are going up as well. My mother's premium will go from
$243 a month to $324. (Since she has a lot of health issues she has the Part F option.) I am trying to get her to change to Humana which is a little cheaper but she is afraid to switch. She's afraid something will go wrong. Her current plan is expensive but they always pay her benefits and she likes that. But an $80 a month increase? Come on. Those greedy bastards.
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No Social Security increase in 2016 at substantial cost to most older adults [View all]
eridani
Sep 2015
OP
They're fucking over the old people yet again. And everyone gets old, and in a place where
RKP5637
Sep 2015
#1
Not just Republicans-every politician who takes $$$ from Big Corporations,1%ers.
Divernan
Sep 2015
#10
Add the cost of supplemental insurance with high copays and deductibles and at age 65
graywarrior
Sep 2015
#7
That whopping big $13/mo I got this year was so helpful in keeping up with the bills.
hobbit709
Sep 2015
#14
Got to pay for those lies that got us into a war with Iraq somehow. You didn't think Wall Street was
L0oniX
Sep 2015
#17
>>> Question: Which Democratic candidate can be trusted to cover seniors' needs?
HappyPlace
Sep 2015
#18
Well since the gov. reports inflation to be near 0, there shouldn't be an increase.
GummyBearz
Sep 2015
#40
Couples with incomes of more than $428,000 will have monthly premiums of $509.80 ??????
politicaljunkie41910
Sep 2015
#44
I was just going by what the OP stated in his post. Didn't know that the OP's info was not true.
politicaljunkie41910
Sep 2015
#54
Medicare supplement plans are going up as well. My mother's premium will go from
totodeinhere
Sep 2015
#48