Recent content by spirit4earth

Right. Aetna Plan N starts at $76 here, for a 65 yo non-smoker. It’s a scary thought to think of it going up to 200+/month. Of course, $76/month sounds too good to be true for long.

You’re paying 2000 plus for a plan N? Is this a typo?

Do you mean the rates went up per month or per year?

He said “the rates go up 5-7 per month”. Perhaps he meant year?

That’s over $25 a year!

So at the least, AARP will go up by 3% every year?

$5-7 a year? Or a month?!

I’m hoping I’ll stay healthy enough to pass underwriting if I need to switch in 5ish years. Here, Aetna is only 76 dollars, but I wonder if that’s a way to draw people in before jacking up the price. AARO/UHC is the state’s only community-issued plan.

That information is hard to come by, it seems.

I guess in some states they raise it and in others they don’t?

Nice! It’s really hard to know what to do!

I’m going to sign up for Plan N in North Carolina. I’m looking at AARP, Aetna, and Humana. I like Aetna because it’s the cheapest ($76), but is that a lure and they’ll really raise the price a lot later? Can anyone talk about their rate increases with these companies? Any other info will be...

How much does AARP raise their rates annually (approximately)?

Is anyone in NC? I need to sign up for a Medigap Plan N. Aetna is cheapest, but is that just a lure, and then they raise their prices higher than others? Looking at Aetna, AARP/UHC, Humana