Making sense
of Medicare.
Turning 65, retiring or reviewing coverage? Understand the paths available to you.
Explore MedicareFOR THE LIFE YOU’RE BUILDING
Medicare, health and life insurance guidance for you, your family and your business.
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A GOOD PLACE TO START
You don’t have to know the name of a plan.
Start with what you need to protect.
Turning 65, retiring or reviewing coverage? Understand the paths available to you.
Explore MedicareExplore group health coverage with your team’s needs and your business budget in mind.
Find a starting point for individual and family health insurance as work and life change.
MEDICARE, IN PLAIN LANGUAGE
Your doctors, prescriptions and budget all belong in the conversation. Start by understanding the difference.
Start your Medicare conversation Medicare guide & common questions → Read the basics at Medicare.gov ↗LOOKING AT THE WHOLE PICTURE
Explore the rest of the Bantex coverage range.
Availability depends on state and policy.
Term life • Whole life • Permanent life • Indexed universal life (IUL)
Protection for the people who depend on you. IUL is permanent life insurance, not an annuity.
Dental • Vision • Hearing • Hospital indemnity
Explore routine needs and supplemental benefits for eligible hospital stays.
Long-term care • Cancer • Heart attack • Stroke
Discuss long-term care and supplemental policies for specified illnesses. Benefits and eligibility vary.
Annuities
Understand insurance contracts designed for retirement income, including fees, surrender periods and insurer-backed guarantees.
Supplemental coverage is not a replacement for comprehensive health insurance. Policy terms, exclusions, underwriting and benefit limits apply.
MEET BANTEX INSURANCE
Founded by Joe, Bantex brings Medicare, health, life and other insurance conversations together in one place.
Start with your questions. Explore the tradeoffs. Decide what makes sense for the life you want to protect.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Choose a topic and prepare for a coverage conversation. No policy numbers, medical history or Social Security numbers needed.