So, I have a prospect (T65) who is not excited about paying over $428.60 for Medicare Part B because of income.
He is currently working (as a 1099 IC) and will continue to work for a few more years. He and his wife earn a nice income (obviously).
He currently has short-term medical insurance. He is only paying approx $120/mo for his short-term plan.
Now that he knows how much Part B will cost - he's considering going without Medicare Part B.
So, the ramifications of not getting Medicare Part B are pretty serious - 10% yearly + locked out of the system until a valid election perio
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He is currently working (as a 1099 IC) and will continue to work for a few more years. He and his wife earn a nice income (obviously).
He currently has short-term medical insurance. He is only paying approx $120/mo for his short-term plan.
Now that he knows how much Part B will cost - he's considering going without Medicare Part B.
So, the ramifications of not getting Medicare Part B are pretty serious - 10% yearly + locked out of the system until a valid election perio
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