Q & A
Will My Medicare Part B Premium Be Higher Because of Income?
Answer:
People who are age 65 and over get Medicare Part A and Part B. Medicare Part B charges a premium and will charge you more based on how much you make. For most people, the premium for Part B will be $104.90 per month. However, if your modified adjusted gross income from 2 years ago is above a certain amount, you may pay an increased premium. The amount you pay can change each year based on your income. Read more…
Source: Summit Medigap, 8-23-2014
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