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Your Spouse Is Still Working at 61. Their Salary Could Raise Your Medicare Premiums at 67

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Your Spouse Is Still Working at 61. Their Salary Could Raise Your Medicare Premiums at 67
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A 67-year-old retiree lives on a pension and IRA withdrawals. He opens his Medicare premium notice and finds a Part B bill priced for a high earner. His 61-year-old wife still collects a salary, and the couple files a joint return. Social Security set his Medicare premium using her paycheck. Couples in this split keep asking on Reddit’s r/medicare forum whethe

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