Robert Powell Special to USA TODAY
published December 22, 2019 -updated January 3, 2020
“The higher your taxable income, the more likely it is you’ll pay Medicare Parts B and D surcharges,” says Katy Votava, president of Goodcare, a firm that helps people plan for and manage health care costs in retirement and author of “Making the Most of Medicare: A Guide for Baby Boomers.”
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Financial Advisor Magazine, May 21, 2019
