If you have a Medicare Supplement plan , you already know that these plans help cover the gaps left by Original Medicare (Parts A and B) , such as deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments. Medicare Plan G and Plan N are both popular choices, but they offer different benefits. If you're thinking about switching from Plan G to Plan N , here’s a simple guide to help you decide. What’s the Difference Between Plan G and Plan N? Premiums : Plan N usually comes with lower premi

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Jamon White of Four Oaks explains the Inflation Reduction Act and what that means for your prescription medications under Medicare Part D.