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Medicare is the primary health insurance for most retired Americans, and given how expensive private health insurance has become, many individuals approaching retirement often plan their retirement around their eligibility for Medicare coverage. While Medicare can be very affordable for most retirees, individuals with high incomes often receive an unwelcome surprise when they learn that Medicare premiums are adjusted for those with higher incomes. In this episode, we discuss how an individual’s income can impact their Medicare premiums and the best planning strategies to ensure individuals do not pay larger Medicare premiums than necessary. If you are approaching retirement or on Medicare already, we think you’ll enjoy this episode. Thanks for listening!
For those who are interested in even more detail about Medicare premium adjustments, check out our blog post covering the same topic at https://pw-wm.com/learn/tax-planning/why-are-my-medicare-premiums-so-high/.
By Prairiewood Wealth ManagementMedicare is the primary health insurance for most retired Americans, and given how expensive private health insurance has become, many individuals approaching retirement often plan their retirement around their eligibility for Medicare coverage. While Medicare can be very affordable for most retirees, individuals with high incomes often receive an unwelcome surprise when they learn that Medicare premiums are adjusted for those with higher incomes. In this episode, we discuss how an individual’s income can impact their Medicare premiums and the best planning strategies to ensure individuals do not pay larger Medicare premiums than necessary. If you are approaching retirement or on Medicare already, we think you’ll enjoy this episode. Thanks for listening!
For those who are interested in even more detail about Medicare premium adjustments, check out our blog post covering the same topic at https://pw-wm.com/learn/tax-planning/why-are-my-medicare-premiums-so-high/.