Texas Medicare Supplement (Medigap)
Specialist
http://www.TX-MedicareSupplement.com

You can register for Medicare benefits online, if you are not ready to also sign up for Social Security.
The online application, which takes less than 10 minutes to complete, is for people reaching the Medicare eligibility age of 65 who
want to delay filing for Social Security retirement benefits. Currently about a half million Americans enroll in Medicare each year
without applying for monthly benefits. Social Security is responsible for enrolling Americans in both programs.
Here is how it’s done
To apply online for Medicare do the following.
● go to www.socialsecurity.gov and
● choose Retirement/Medicare under the header, “Select Below To Apply For.”
You will be asked a brief series of questions.
If you have a question or need additional information, there are “more info” links.
When you’re done, just select the “Sign Now” button to submit the application.
There are no paper forms to sign, and usually no additional documents are required. If more information is needed, Social Security
will contact you by phone or letter.
For a variety of reasons, more and more Americans are choosing to delay receiving Social Security retirement benefits past the
Medicare eligibility age of 65. Certainly a major reason is that although the age to collect full retirement benefits used to be age 65,
it is now age 66 for individuals just becoming eligible for retirement benefits and will eventually become age 67.
Another reason is that benefits can be increased by up to 32 percent if someone delays receiving them until age 70.
To learn more, see When To Start Receiving Retirement Benefits fact sheet at www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/10147.html.
David Hecker * 3010 Latonia St. Longview TX 75605
Licensed in Texas, Louisiana & Arkansas
Important! All information is kept strictly confidential. Information is only used to provide you with the most accurate information possible. It is NOT sold or shared with anyone!
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* Not connected with or endorsed by the United States government or the federal Medicare program.
* Licensed Insurance Agent dealing primarily with Medicare Supplement (Medigap) policies
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