Retirees Who Pay the Standard Medicare Premium Can Spend $200,000 a Year Without Ever Crossing the Surcharge Line. Roth Withdrawals, Reverse Mortgage Checks, Life Insurance Loans, and Home Sale Proceeds Under $500,000 Are All Invisible to IRMAA
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Summary
Medicare’s income surcharge has a blind spot, and it’s wide enough to fit a $200,000 spending year. The surcharge, called IRMAA (the income-related …
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