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His Company Pension Is Being Cut as the Plan Fails. Medicare Can Keep Pricing Him on the Old Pension for Two More Years Unless He Checks One Box
Source: 247wallst.com
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Retirees whose company pension plans fail can continue to receive Medicare premium bills based on their prior, higher income for as long as two years. Relief may be available through a little-known checkbox on a federal form, but the article indicates that very few affected individuals file it. The issue creates a potentially significant financial burden for impacted retirees but is unlikely to have broad market implications.
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