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Related: About this forumMedicare fees are lower for 2023
I got the email inviting me to log into my Social Security account to view the 2023 benefits.
Of course it did not recognize me, so I tried to use a new password and got an email that... that email is not associated with any account.. and finally I did what I never do, clicked on the link from the email and had to wait for security code to be emailed.
Anyhoo, monthly Medicare will be $164.90 instead of $170.10.
I probably should call them, anyway to assure that the account is not compromised. As it happened, several days ago I did get an email notifying me that my account was suspended for "suspicious" activity. I trashed it.
Diamond_Dog
(35,199 posts)Tess49
(1,600 posts)Response to question everything (Original post)
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PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,849 posts)The reason Medicare is going down is that they are not going to pay for some very sketchy Alzheimer's drug that a year or so ago thought they would pay for. It's both ineffective and hideously expensive, so that's the right decision.
progree
(11,463 posts)(5.4% average annual increase). Compare to: the CPI increased 14.4% in the past 2 years (November 2022 over November 2020)
https://www.thebalancemoney.com/current-and-historical-medicare-part-b-premiums-2388483