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His Advantage Plan’s Drug Coverage Will Cost $0 a Month. Social Security Will Still Deduct a $91 Part D Surcharge, and His Plan Will Never See a Dollar of It

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His Medicare Advantage plan charges a $0 monthly premium for its drug coverage. The brochure says so, his plan’s Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) says so, and both are correct. Every month, $91 will still be taken out of his benefit for Part D, and his plan will never receive any of it.
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