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https://www.valuepenguin.com/mutual-of-omaha-medicare-supplement-review
"Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement insurance is competitively priced. When compared to providers like Cigna, AARP/UnitedHealthcare and BlueCross BlueShield, Mutual of Omaha has midrange prices for plans A, G and N. If you’re eligible for Plan F, Mutual of Omaha is one of the cheapest providers.
Monthly cost of Mutual of Omaha Medigap plans
In states where age cannot be used to determine rates, residents can expect more stable pricing. At age 65, overall prices across the industry will be higher than what's available in other states, but the regulations protect against the shock of large annual price increases. Prices may still fluctuate based on inflation or industry changes.
Costs in states where age affects price
In these states, Mutual of Omaha offers some of the cheapest plans available and has slower price increases than other providers.
It’s common for Mutual of Omaha’s Medigap policyholders to complain about rising costs. But this issue exists across all Medigap providers in states where it's legal to use age to determine prices.
Mutual of Omaha plan
Age 65
Age 75
Age 85
Age 95
Plan A $111 $131 $203 $260
Plan F - $169 $256 $328
Plan G $111 $132 $205 $262
Plan N $85 $105 $162 $207
High-Deductible Plan G $40 $49 $71 $88
Sample monthly quotes for a female nonsmoker in Dallas, Chicago and Charlotte, N.C.
When compared to other providers, Mutual of Omaha is the cheapest company for Plan G across all age brackets. This consistently low pricing is a rare advantage. In contrast, we see BlueCross BlueShield offering good rates for those aged 65 and then becoming the most expensive insurer for those aged 85.
Medicare cost increases from Mutual of Omaha Medigap
Mutual of Omaha Medigap prices usually increase between 2% and 3% for each year of age. These increases add up, and those aged 85 may pay twice as much as a 65-year-old. Rate changes can vary, and those with other risk factors may see bigger increases.
Even though age-based price increases are unavoidable in these states, how quickly rates rise will affect your total lifetime costs. We recommend requesting multiple price quotes for different ages so you can see how your costs may change.
