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Originally Posted by Fredster
The reason I researched and switched to Mutual of Omaha supplement years ago was that my BCBS premium was increased quite a bit. There can be a substantial price difference between insurers for the very same plan!
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My husband had the same problem with Mutual of Omaha Plan F. They started him out at around $160 when he turned 65, then proceeded to raise the premium
every six months "due to age." When it went up over $230 two years later, we said the heck with this and went shopping. Got AARP Plan F for him and back down under $200, plus no automatic raises due to age.
I have had Priority Health Plan F (brought down from MI; not available in FL) for three years and only been raised a few dollars.