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Aetna supplemental insurance in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
I’d say calling this Medicare coverage—specifically the $43 part—"voluntary" is a joke, purely because we aren't forced to pay for it. But if you actually look at the classification and how the policy is structured, it’s clearly supplemental insurance. On the flip side, MetLife also claims to offer supplemental insurance, and honestly, it would be a miracle if they actually provided anything extra. I get mandatory coverage, but now we’ve got voluntary, additional, and supplemental thrown into the mix? I have no clue what actually exists, what the real differences are, or which of these two companies is actually providing what they claim... I'm legitimately lost here. I just want something that's "cheap but solid" 🙂. Basically, for $25 what I'm currently shelling out $43, I expect results. If it's not the same thing, the deal is off 🙂. It'll probably cost me more running all over town trying to find a pharmacy that actually works and chasing down receipts from these companies that rigged the whole system than whatever the price difference is anyway.
Aetna supplemental insurance in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
mellowgull80 said:I am not trying to defend the insurance industry here, but you really should have read the fine print before signing anything.

Supplemental plans are only available through Medicare.

If you have a plan through Aetna, what you actually have is voluntary health insurance 😉

Then why does their actual website say "Supplemental insurance"?!

I noticed the last post here was four months ago, so maybe things shifted in the meantime?
Did they fix that shady setup everyone was complaining about, or is that "issue" still a thing?
The promo is only running for another week, so I'm seriously considering jumping on it...