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  • Medicare Part B Premiums Rise Modestly In 2019, Except For Hefty New Hit To Highest Earners

    10/12/2018 11:16:36 AM PDT · by TomGuy · 94 replies
    Forbes ^ | October 12, 2018 | Ashlea Ebeling
    For 2019, Social Security is getting a 2.8% increase. Medicare Part B is increasing from $134 to $135.50. Other rates for high earners.
  • Social Security Disability Cuts

    04/03/2013 4:54:18 AM PDT · by hondact200 · 50 replies
    myself | April 3, 2013 | myself
    To all freepers on social security disability, when checking my direct deposit into bank account. I was reduced by $136.65. Has this happened to anyone else.
  • Senior Citizens May Not Get Social Security COLA for Years Says Kaiser Medicare Brief

    01/15/2010 6:30:51 AM PST · by GailA · 27 replies · 1,581+ views
    Senior Journal ^ | June 29, 2009
    Social Security News Senior Citizens May Not Get Social Security COLA for Years Says Kaiser Medicare BriefNo Social Security increase also means higher Medicare Part B fees for many seniors says the analysis. June 29, 2009 – Senior citizens are not expected to receive a cost of living adjustment (COLA) in 2010 – for the first time ever. What’s worse, they may not receive an increase for the next three years. And, it keeps getting worse - no COLA means high Medicare Part B premiums for about a quarter of all Medicare beneficiaries, according to an analysis by the the...
  • Social Security's January Surprise

    09/27/2009 7:07:16 AM PDT · by george76 · 60 replies · 2,708+ views
    wsj ^ | SEPTEMBER 27, 2009 | LISA SCHERZER
    Come January, seniors may do a double take after seeing their Social Security checks. The 2% to 3% increase in benefits they usually get each year won't be there. The reason: For the first time in three decades, there likely won't be a cost-of-living adjustment. Though benefit amounts for 2010 won't shrink, with investment losses and lower home values, the lack of an increase will feel like a loss to many seniors. checks could be lower when factoring in premiums for Medicare Part B, which are deducted from monthly benefits. For most of the 42 million Part B beneficiaries, the...