For many retirees, Medicare feels like a fixed cost.

It isn’t.

In 2026, Medicare costs are rising in ways that can quietly disrupt even well-planned retirement budgets — especially for higher-income retirees who don’t realize how closely Medicare premiums are tied to their tax return.

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Poll Of The Day

Have you ever adjusted your income or tax strategy to avoid higher Medicare premiums?

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Fun Fact Of The Day

Many retirees don’t realize that a single high-income year can increase their Medicare premiums for an entire year — even if their income drops back down afterward.

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