Anchor Financial Group
Before You Sign Up for Medicare
45 minutes on how Medicare actually works, for people who have not settled their coverage yet. Whether you sign up yourself or Medicare starts automatically, and whether you are sorting this out for yourself or for a parent, you are in the right place. Bring your questions. Educational only.
[DAY, DATE] at [TIME] Central. Online. This session is recorded.
What we go through
- What Parts A, B, C and D each do
- When you can sign up, and what a late penalty costs if you wait
- What Original Medicare costs in 2026
- How the income on your tax return from two years ago can change what you pay
- The two general paths people take for the share Original Medicare does not pay
Medicare has a short list of deadlines, and missing some of them means a late penalty you keep paying for as long as you hold the coverage. In 45 minutes we walk through what Parts A, B, C and D each do, when you can sign up and what happens if you wait, what Original Medicare costs in 2026, and the income rule that can raise your Medicare premiums two years later.
Taught in clear, everyday language by Khris Bryan of Anchor Financial Group in Tulsa. This is an educational session. No specific plans, carriers or plan benefits are discussed, and no enrollment applications are taken. If you would like a one on one afterward you can book one, and that is entirely your choice.
A purpose of this session is the solicitation of insurance. A licensed insurance agent will contact you after you register.