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You’ve earned each and every benefit associated with Medicare. But if you think you can’t afford it, help may be available. Learn more about Medicare Savings Programs, Medicaid and other forms of financial assistance for your health care costs.
Frankie Satterfield-Vaughn has more than two decades of experience helping people budget for Medicare costs. Listen to her share some of her best insider tips.
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