A spike in income could result in costly IRMAA charges on your Medicare premiums. We ask financial planning experts for ...

Medicare participants with an income above the threshold must pay a surcharge for Medicare Part B and Part D based on their income.

When it comes to Medicare, premiums don’t always stop at the standard rate. If your income exceeds certain thresholds, you ...

In 2026, Medicare participants will pay more for their health care. Part B costs are expected to rise more than 10%. Here's ...

The IRMAA surcharge is applied over the standard premium amounts for Part B and Part D, making it a key factor in the overall cost of Medicare for higher-income beneficiaries. This extra cost can ...

Medicare IRMAA is an income-based surcharge that couples or individuals must pay on top of existing premiums for Medicare Part B (coverage for preventive care, doctor visits and outpatient care ...

Medicare recipients who reach a certain income level must pay a surcharge in the form of an Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount, or IRMAA. This charge is in addition to your Medicare Part B ...

The income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA) is a surcharge that increases your Medicare premiums. The income levels are subject to IRMAA, which is luckily adjusted for inflation each year.

Medicare has several parts, each covering a different type of health-related service. Below, we’ll break down the parts of Medicare and review whether they’re affected by IRMAA.

Medicare costs are projected to rise by their highest amount in years. Here’s what to expect if you’re on Part B or Part D.

If you have Medicare Part B and/or Part D and the Social Security Administration determines that the IRMAA applies to you, you should get a notice from the SSA, according to Medicare.gov.

The income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA) is a surcharge that Medicare adds to a person's premiums. It relates to their income. Learn more here.