The New USPS Health Benefits Program Is Here—How Will It Affect You?
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Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute to Log Into LiteBlue or KeepingPosted
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Accessing your USPS benefits through LiteBlue or KeepingPosted isn’t something to leave for the last minute. Give yourself time to address login issues and understand upcoming changes.
How to Get Reliable Help with PSHB Without Dealing with Confusing Bureaucracy or Red Tape
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You don’t have to feel overwhelmed by the PSHB system—help is available, and it can actually be easy to access.Avoiding common mistakes and understanding the right timin…
Why Some Postal Retirees Are Still Choosing Medicare Part C Anyway
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Even with the robust coverage provided by the Postal Service
EGWP Is a Big Deal—Here’s Why It Matters for Your Meds in 2025
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In 2025, the Medicare Part D Employer Group Waiver Plan (EGWP) is fully integrated into the new Post…
The Cost-Saving Illusion Behind Medicare Part C—and What It May Really Cost You
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Medicare Part C plans can appear financially attractive but often involve hidden costs, care restrictions, and unpredictability.Postal retirees and workers must caref…
Hospital Coverage Under Part A Is Changing—And It’s Not Getting Cheaper
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Medicare Part A hospital coverage costs are rising in 2025, including higher deductibles and daily coinsurance amounts.Pairing Medicare Part A with your
How the Medicare Part D Cap Affects Your Drug Costs in a PSHB Plan
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The $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap under Medicare Part D in 2025 can significantly reduce your prescription drug costs—if your
What Happens to Your PSHB Plan If You Don’t Sign Up for Part B?
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If you’re a Medicare-eligible postal retiree or family member and you don’t enroll in Part B, your Postal Service…
When PSHB and Medicare Advantage Plans Collide, It Gets Complicated Fast
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If you’re enrolled in both PSHB and Medicare Advantage, you coul…