How to Save Money on Your Medicare Prescription Drugs
Healthcare is one of a retiree's largest expenses. Here are six ways to minimize prescription costs.
Overview
If you're an older American, it doesn't matter whether you carry Medicare Part D prescription coverage or you're taking on the cost of prescription drugs on your own -- no one has to tell you how expensive it can be. Even with Part D, your deductible can be as much as $615 annually, and your out-of-pocket spending must reach $2,100 before hitting the catastrophic coverage stage, during which your prescriptions are free.
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Chances are, you've spent years saving and investing for retirement and don't want a large portion of what you've worked for to go toward medical expenses. Fortunately, there are ways to cut the cost of your prescription drugs. These six tips can help you get started.
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