How much do Medicare brokers charge?

Medicare brokers charge you nothing. Their services are free to you because insurance companies pay them a commission when you enroll in a plan. That commission comes out of the insurer's pocket, not yours, so your premium stays the same whether you use a broker or sign up directly. You pay the standard costs either way, like the 2026 Part B premium of $202.90 per month and the $283 Part B deductible. A good broker compares plans across multiple carriers and helps you find coverage that fits your budget and doctors. You get expert guidance without a fee, which is why many people work with one. Want help reviewing your options? Call me at 855-559-1700 or visit medicareyourself.com and I'll walk you through it.