Medicare Hot Topics with Joanne Giardini-Russell

The Retirement Power Hour

There are 11,000 Baby Boomers turning 65 everyday. Many of them share the same Medicare questions, like:

• Do I need to enroll at age 65?
• What if I work past age 65?
• What coverage is best for me?
• Should I get a Medicare Supplement or Medicare Advantage plan?
• What does Medicare cover?
• Does my income impact my premium? If so, how?

On this episode, Joe Allaria is joined by Medicare expert Joanne Giardini-Russell, CEO of Giardini Medicare, to touch on all of the above.
About Our Guest
Joanne Giardini-Russell is the Founder and CEO of Giardini Medicare, located in Brighton, Michigan. Joanne has spent decades in the insurance industry and has dedicated most of her career to educating her clients about Medicare. She is well-known for her outreach efforts and, most recently, her Tik Tok fame, as she continues to be a leading voice on all issues surrounding Medicare.
Show Resources

1. Deciding Whether to Enroll in Medicare Part A and Part B When You Turn 65
2. Form L564: Request for Employment Information
3. Form SSA-44: IRMAA Appeal (to reduce or eliminate Medicare surcharges if your income has dropped)

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