IRMAA
Medicare is a federal health insurance program in the United States for people age 65 or older and younger people with disabilities, including those with end stage renal disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. It started in 1965 under the Social Security Administration and is now administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Recent news mentioning IRMAA
- — IRMAA Surprise: How Your 401(k) Distribution Today Triggers Medicare Surcharges Two Years Later
- — A $1.8 Million Portfolio, Two Withdrawal Plans: One Triggers IRMAA and RMD Taxes, One Never Does
- — Retired Couple Faces a $7,000 IRMAA Surprise From a Mutual Fund They Never Sold
- — A $1.2 Million Portfolio That Pays $7,000 a Month and Stays Below the IRMAA Surcharge Line
- — The Medicare IRMAA Surcharge Can Add Thousands to Your Retirement Costs. Here’s How to Avoid It
- — IRMAA Isn’t Split Between Spouses: Cross the Line and You Both Pay Full Freight
- — IRMAA Isn’t a Tax, but a Retired Couple Can Pay $8,000+ a Year Extra for the Same Medicare
- — A Six-Figure Public Pension Feels Like a Reward. It Can Also Quietly Push a Retiree Into Medicare’s IRMAA Surcharge.
- — One Form Can Erase Your IRMAA Surcharge After a Retirement, Divorce, or a Spouse’s Death — You Have 60 Days
- — You Claimed Social Security Back Pay This Year. It Just Nudged You Over the IRMAA Line.
- — Retired Social Worker Lost $300,000 to a Gold Coin Scam, And She Just Discovered She’s Triggered An IRMAA Surprise
- — Your First Required IRA Withdrawal at 73 Can Push You Past the IRMAA Cliff for a Full Year
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