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Short videos about Medicare and retirement from Bill Jurey in Lincoln, Nebraska.

  1. Video

    Three plans were hard. How do you choose a Medicare plan?

    Choosing a Medicare plan gets easier when you narrow the options around your doctors, prescriptions, budget, and enrollment timing. You don’t have to compare every plan at once.

  2. Video

    Four questions to answer before you retire

    Before you retire, work through four questions about health care, where your money is, how long it needs to last, and what happens if you or your significant other needs long-term care.

  3. Video

    Medicare Open Enrollment: What to Know Before October 15

    Before Medicare open enrollment, gather your doctor and medication lists and review next year’s coverage. Bill Jurey explains why checking your plan doesn’t always mean changing it.

  4. Video

    Can a Lincoln Medicare Agent Help Me Elsewhere in Nebraska?

    You don't have to live in Lincoln to ask Bill Jurey for Medicare help. Start with where you live and where you go for care, especially if you travel to Lincoln or Omaha to see a doctor.

  5. Video

    What Is Medicare, in Plain English?

    Medicare is federal health insurance, but choosing coverage takes a closer look at your needs. Bill Jurey explains the basics and why your prescriptions belong in the conversation.

  6. Video

    Is Medicare free once I sign up?

    Medicare isn't free. Bill Jurey explains why premiums, deductibles, and other costs belong in your retirement budget, including a practical example for couples.

  7. Video

    What Will I Do With the 20 Years After I Retire at 65?

    From 65 to 85 is 20 years. Before you retire, think through an ordinary week, what you’ll enjoy doing, and what your budget can support between vacations.

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Bring your medications and your doctors. I will lay out your options in plain English, and you decide. My help costs you nothing, and there is never any pressure.

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