I'll get this straightened out. I did an online complaint through the website for SSA. Just want the Part A which I never applied for and I'm being charged.
I'll reply back with results.
I didn't do anything. I didn't even sign up for medicare. I turned 65 last Oct and Nov they started deducting $170. and sent a message online what I'll be paying for A & B come JAN 2023.
Guess I have to start making calls.
I didn't do anything prior to age 65. SS started deducting monthly premiums. I turned 65 Oct 2022 and this Nov started deducting $170./mo They state starting Jan 2023 I will be charged $165.90/mo for Standard Medicare Premium and $65.90/mo for part B. Because I made a real estate sale my income for 2022 was in the 100K Range which is why my part B is what it is.
Is this normal?
So when I retired at age 62 I was able to keep my International Blue Cross/BS insurance. Now at age 65 they are auto withdraw for Medicare and part B which Jan 2023 will cost me $250/mo.
Question is can I decline medicare or is it mandatory? At some point in my life I may live in the US again, possibly.
Mixing tomato juice with beer is a red beer. It helps to hide the beer smell and it's tasty, especially it makes cheap beer palatable.
It's a Calif thing, east coasters don't do it.
The indictment dated 08 Nov stated the officers opened the door. Why? Kinda makes a thinking man wonder. Wouldn't they have watched the body cam first?
The whole thing smells fishy. I agree.
Never said the world, but SF used to be the epicenter of maskism. Now, no more. But hey, good on you for wearing a mask. I wear one to blend in with the zombies.