Increase in Medicare’s Income-Related Premiums Raises Concerns
Along with taking away marketplace coverage from hundreds of thousands of people (as we've explained) and making other potentially harmful cuts in health programs, the House bill would further increase Medicare premiums on very high-income beneficiaries, potentially undermining the program's universal nature.
Most beneficiaries' monthly premiums cover 25 percent of the cost of coverage for Medicare Parts B and D. Higher-income beneficiaries pay more. In 2018, single beneficiaries with incomes over
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