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Do Not Throw Away These 5 Letters Arriving Before January

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Published Oct 15, 2026, 1:26 PM · 1d ago

Kevin Explains
Kevin Explains
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https://kevinexplains.shop The letters that cost retirees the most money over the next three months won’t look important. One looks like HR paperwork, one like a hospital newsletter, one like a thank you note, one like a scam, and one like a final decision. Here’s what each one really says and what silence costs you. What You’ll Learn What the 3.6% raise actually puts in your account The drug coverage letter that can stop a penalty for life What to do when your hospital leaves your Medicare Advantage plan The birthday rule that lets you switch supplements without health questions Why the real Medicare bill gets ignored, and how to spot it Three ways to change a Medicare surcharge letter Questions, business or collaboration: [email protected] CHAPTERS 0:00 The Letter Everyone Waits For 1:10 The 3.6% Raise: What Actually Lands 2:53 Letter 1: The One That Looks Like HR Paperwork 8:16 Letter 2: The Hospital Newsletter 12:47 Letter 3: The Supplement Thank You Note 17:36 Letter 4: The Medicare Bill That Looks Like a Scam 19:50 Letter 5: The Surcharge Letter That Looks Final 23:38 Three Smaller Letters to Watch 25:12 The Three Folder System This video is for general education only and is not financial, tax, legal or medical advice. Rules vary by state and plan, so check your own details or ask a licensed professional before you act. Names in stories are composites and not real individuals. Sources: Social Security Administration, CMS, Medicare.gov, Medicare Trustees Report, AARP, CRFB, KFF Health News, Becker’s Hospital Review, HUB International, NAIC, SSA POMS, Patient Advocate Foundation, PHLP #Medicare #SocialSecurity #RetirementOver65
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