Learn about the Medicare IRMAA surcharge, how it's calculated, and how high-income retirees can plan to minimize its impact.

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Basically, it works like this: The IRS informs Social Security that your and John’s income from your last filed tax return ...

the Social Security Administration (SSA) could tack an extra charge onto the Medicare premiums you pay each month. These extra fees are called an income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA).

MAGI (modified adjusted gross income) explains what your yearly income bracket is, and IRMAA (income related monthly adjusted ...

For individuals enrolled in Medicare, costs can vary significantly depending on income. While most beneficiaries pay a ...

Social Security retirement benefits and Medicare’s hospital insurance fund both face long-term demographic challenges that are leaving them with insufficient revenue to meet their projected costs.