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captain queeg

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11. Thanks those who responded. I have my retirement insurance from my old job

Reply to Wounded Bear (Reply #7)

Wed Oct 13, 2021, 11:58 AM

Oct 2021

So maybe I won’t have to pay more and get supplemental insurance. I’ll have to talk to my current insurer. I am still covering my son on that insurance while he is in college.

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Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will be 5.9% in 2022 [View all] Klaralven Oct 2021 OP

Medicare is saying. How much can we have? jimfields33 Oct 2021 #1

How much do they take out for basic Medicare? captain queeg Oct 2021 #2

$144 padfun Oct 2021 #4

In 2021 it was between $148.50 and $504.90 / month depending on 2019 income. Klaralven Oct 2021 #5

Nothing for Basic Medicare, Part A... Wounded Bear Oct 2021 #7

Right - welcome, new retirees, to the wonderful world of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D Klaralven Oct 2021 #8

Just got my annual handbook in the mail this week... Wounded Bear Oct 2021 #9

Thanks those who responded. I have my retirement insurance from my old job captain queeg Oct 2021 #11

Basic medicare Timewas Oct 2021 #10

That's higher than the regular CPI DrToast Oct 2021 #3

I loved it when ever we got a raise at work and the Bosses would go apoplectic when we called it mitch96 Oct 2021 #6