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This does leave a lot of dangling questions and/or issues to be dealt with (more like live with, I guess). The guarantees for annuities are defined by the states ( State Guaranty Associations |

I'm a healthy senor (thankfully) and Medicare Advantage works well for me. I see my GP annually and rarely in between. I see the dermatologist twice a year, and have had several skin cancer surgeries

yes, Totally agree -- I also made the initial mistake of thinking this was like the standard Medicare Advantage plan and it isn't.? it is unique, home-grown, and a very good plan.? ? Best of both

this is NOT like the Medicare Advantage plan you are used to.I made the same mistake until I called and got the particulars.??I also hated the Medicare Advantage plan -- but I repeat -- THIS IS NOT

*Agree, anyone who thinks Advantage is worthy of their time/money need to get some religion from: https://nrln.org/*

Darwin, "Give it some time and you will find out that Medicare Advantage is a giant scam. I speak from experience." -------------------------------- Please help us by describing what went wrong

The brochure on the UHC web site ( https://retiree.uhc.com/content/dam/retiree/pdf/ibm/2023/Introductory-mailer.pdf ) indicates that Kaiser, Tricare and VA benefits may be exceptions to enrolling in

IBM posted a FAQ ( https://hrportal.ehr.com/ibm/Home/Answers-to-Your-Questions ) that explains the criteria. *1. Who is affected by the purchase of the group annuity contracts? * The annuity

I wonder if UHC will include Kaiser Permanente as a health care provider?? I accepted IBM's $500 offer to switch to an HMO 20 years ago and have been very pleased with my choice of KP - kind of a

MA's may be a scam & subsidized but they work in Minnesota at least so far. I was able to keep my original IBM pension due to my age in the 1999 mess but got the Future Health Acct/FHA. I took early

Give it some time and you will find out that Medicare Advantage is a giant scam. I speak from experience. [email protected]> wrote:

Same here as Bob, same letter, not affected YET. Wonder when I will be and how they drew the line.

For what it is worth, I also retired from AT&T and they had a Medicare Advantage plan last year (for the firsts time) that was cheaper and is great - it seems to combine the best of both worlds - you

Although not affected, I received this letter today (see attachment). Bob Young [email protected]> wrote:

THANKS

As a second choicer I never received the $3000, so am unaffected by this. I would however warn people about the dangers of Medicare Advantage plans and the governments attempt to privatize Medicare.?

IBM is a turnaround story and we are part of the turnaround.

So, this sounds like IBM is stopping use of Via Benefits with no more HSA Benefits? No more help with retiree medical?? I recall my father, decades ago when retired, was very angry when he received a

I received a letter from IBM today, announcing this change, like most of you will/have. More details will be forthcoming. Here's a quote from the letter I

Does are medical change with this new arrangement?rchelak2003@...?Sent from my Galaxy