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One article per question, written in plain English. Over time this becomes the reason people find the agency on Google — and the reason they trust it once they get here.
Below are nine articles worth writing first, chosen because they match what people search and what Roosevelt already explains on the phone every week. The fastest path: record yourself answering one of these out loud for ten minutes, transcribe it, and edit. That produces better copy than writing from a blank page, and it sounds like him. Two posts a month is enough to compound.
The seven-month window, what to do in each month of it, and the one decision that you only get to make once.
Picking a drug plan on premium alone, missing your Medigap window, and four more errors we watch people make every fall.
Parts A, B, C and D without the alphabet soup — and the one fact about Original Medicare that explains everything else.
Not which one is better, but which one is better for you. An honest comparison including the trade-offs agents skip.
"It's too expensive." "I have coverage at work." "I'll do it later." Let's take these apart one at a time.
The short answer is the day someone starts depending on your income. The longer answer is more useful.
Marketplace subsidies, estimating income when it varies, and why most freelancers overpay.
Losing your job coverage opens a 60-day window. Here's how to compare the two honestly.
The letter that arrives every September, what each section means, and the three lines worth reading twice.
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and add a card here linking to it. Every Medicare-related article must clear carrier and CMS marketing
review before it goes live — see Medicare Disclosures & Compliance.
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