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Mike Giudici, CFP®, MBA
Mike Giudici, CFP®, MBA
Choreo, LLC Senior Director, Wealth Management
http://choreoadvisors.com 563-279-0714

As a wealth manager, Mike strives to simplify the complex world of money to help clients make better decisions and lead joyful lives. With a passion for learning and teaching, he works with each client to develop unique financial plans that serve as road maps for investment, balance sheet and cashflow decisions. Mike’s attention to detail helps ensure that all aspects of the financial plan are implemented and monitored on an ongoing basis. His specialties include wealth building, retirement planning, estate transfer, college education planning and tax planning.

Mike has more than 14 years of experience in advising business owners, high net worth individuals and their families on how to meet their financial goals. 

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND DESIGNATIONS

CFP®
Financial Planning Association, Eastern Iowa chapter
Quad Cities Area Estate Planning Council

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts; finance, economics and philosophy; Saint Ambrose University
Master of Business Administration, finance concentration, University of Iowa

Replacing Your Medicare Card

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If your red, white, and blue Original Medicare card is lost or stolen, or you can no longer use it because it is too faded or damaged, you can replace it by calling 1-800-MEDICARE (633-4227). You can also order or print a replacement card by logging into your mymedicare.gov account.

If you get Medicare health or drug benefits from a Medicare Advantage Plan, such as an HMO, PPO, or PDP, call your plan to get your card replaced.

If you get Medicare through the Railroad Retirement Board, call the Railroad Retirement Board to order a replacement Medicare card. You should get your new card in the mail within 30 days.

Your Medicare card, Social Security card, and other health insurance cards are very important documents. Make sure to keep a photocopy of your important identification and insurance cards, write down any important numbers (like your Medicare number), and keep everything in a safe place so that you have a record for future reference if anything gets lost.

Also, if your Medicare card has been lost or stolen, watch out for Medicare fraud. Check your Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) for services you did not receive, and if you spot any, report them to the Inspector General’s fraud hotline at 800-HHS-TIPS (800-447-8477). You can also get help from your local Senior Medicare Patrol.

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