Medicare Basic 2010 Premiums Sport Asterisks

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I don't think the high end Medicare premiums apply to taxable income, but rather to total income, i.e., taxable plus non-taxable. This rakes in more people

Ross Whistler of MA 2:28PM October 27, 2009

Please...is the premium going to stay at $96.40 or will it be increased (for the majority of people) to $104.20, as stated by most insurance reps.? I'm confused.

joann schoepf of OH 3:34PM October 23, 2009

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