Medicare Premiums and Capital Gains: What Retirees Need to Know
Los Angeles, CA – Retired individuals who are considering downsizing their home may wonder about the impact on their Medicare premiums. Selling a home with a significant capital gain could potentially trigger income-related adjustments to Part B and Part D premiums, resulting in higher costs for beneficiaries. It’s essential to note that any increase in premiums due to a capital gain may not take effect until two years after the transaction. In the event of …