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Planning Beginner:
Introduction to Medicare
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1.
What is the income limit on which Medicare tax is paid?
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The same limit that Social Security uses
Your federal tax rate
$1 million
There is no limit
There is no limit. Unlike the Social Security tax, there is no ceiling on the income on which the Medicare tax is paid.
2.
When does open enrollment for Medigap normally begin?
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There is no beginning date
The month you turn 65
The month you turn 65 and are enrolled in Medicare Part B
As soon as you enroll in Medicare Part B
The month you turn 65 and are enrolled in Medicare Part B. It automatically begins then.
3.
Medicare Part D covers _______.
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Prescription drugs
Inpatient hospital care
Physician services
All of the above
Prescription drugs. Part D helps cover the cost of outpatient prescription drugs through private insurance plans.
4.
When is the best time for most people to buy a Medigap policy?
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During the open enrollment period, because the company must sell them a policy
When they first need Medicare-covered services, because Medigap policies are required to be sold to all Medicare enrollees
Any time before they get sick
During the open enrollment period, because the company must sell them a policy. For most people, it probably doesn't make sense to delay.
5.
Medigap policies help pay Medicare coinsurance, copayments, deductibles, and a portion of basic living expenses.
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True
False
False. These policies help pay coinsurance, copayments, and deductibles, but not living expenses.
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