Did you know that your income in retirement could trigger surcharges on your Medicare premiums? In my recent podcast with experts Dan McGrath and Mark Annese, we explored the concept of IRMAA and its profound impact on retirement planning. IRMAA, or Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount, is not just a set of letters but a crucial factor that could reshape your golden years. Understanding this can make the difference between a retirement filled with financial stability or unexpected surprises.
"If you look at the numbers, millions and millions of people are getting surcharged... how many of those 8 million could we have avoided by doing a little better planning because people knew about this?" - Mark Annese
What you will learn:
Importance of IRMAA Planning for Younger Individuals
Impact of Business Exit and House Sale on IRMAA
Inflation Impact on Medicare Premiums
Projected Increase in IRMAA Recipients
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