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6 Medicare Part D Changes That Could Impact Your Prescription Costs

Key Takeaways Medicare Part D introduces significant changes in 2025, including a $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap on prescription drug costs.Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) participants sho...
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What You’re Actually Paying for in Your Health Plan and How Contributions Affect Your Take-Home Pay

Key Takeaways Your PSHB plan contributions directly impact your take-home pay, as they are deducted from your earnings before you receive your paycheck. Understanding how these deductions work helps you make inf...
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Which PSHB Coverage Option Saves You the Most Money? A Breakdown of Costs and Benefits

Key Takeaways The PSHB program offers multiple plan types, and choosing the right one can...
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PSHB vs. Medicare—Which One Offers the Best Coverage and Cost Savings for Retirees in 2025?

Key Takeaways If you’re a Postal Service retiree or employee nearing retirement in 2025, understanding how

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6 Medicare Part D Changes That Could Impact Your Prescription Costs

Key Takeaways Medicare Part D introduces significant changes in 2025, including a $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap on prescription drug costs.Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) participants sho...
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What You’re Actually Paying for in Your Health Plan and How Contributions Affect Your Take-Home Pay

Key Takeaways Your PSHB plan contributions directly impact your take-home pay, as they are deducted from your earnings before you receive your paycheck. Understanding how these deductions work helps you make inf...
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Which PSHB Coverage Option Saves You the Most Money? A Breakdown of Costs and Benefits

Key Takeaways The PSHB program offers multiple plan types, and choosing the right one can...
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PSHB vs. Medicare—Which One Offers the Best Coverage and Cost Savings for Retirees in 2025?

Key Takeaways If you’re a Postal Service retiree or employee nearing retirement in 2025, understanding how
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6 Coinsurance Rules You Should Know Before Your Next Doctor’s Visit

Key Takeaways Understanding coinsurance rules can help you avoid unexpected medical bills and pl...
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How Deductibles Work in 2025 and Why Some Plans Might Cost You More in the Long Run

Key Takeaways Understanding how deductibles work in 2025 can help you avoid unexpected costs and choose the right
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