Well that’s encouraging. A relative was telling me how much they pay for supplemental and Part D. I was blown away by how much it was. That relative is pretty well off so I don’t know if that factors in.
Always good to be on the green side, LOL!
Shopped around a lot and that isnt easy outside the enrollment time frame.
I first started receiving SS when I lived in North Carolina. The supplements and Part D through Blue Cross were about $160-$200 per month, as I recall. After moving to Florida, I was able to get a Medicare Advantage plan for $-0-, nada, zilch---maybe due to the overwhelming number of old farts like me in God's waiting room, I don't know.
There are even plans down here like the above which will rebate part of your Medicare premium if you sign up. Far as I can tell, those are HMOs. Evidently, many of these plans depend on your location, even your zip code.