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Social Security & Medicare

still_one

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4. Actually if the are a legal resident or citizen for at least 5 years, they can

Reply to SharonAnn (Reply #1)

Tue Jan 10, 2017, 02:13 PM

Jan 2017

still utilize Medicare. Their premium cost would depend on work credits. Maximum premium for Part A in 2016 was four hundred and some dollars. It would go down accordingly based on work credits

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It seems I am not eligible for Medicare? [View all] BSdetect Jan 2017 OP

That's one of the many reasons that I recommend people never make a "career" of raising a family. SharonAnn Jan 2017 #1

Actually if the are a legal resident or citizen for at least 5 years, they can still_one Jan 2017 #4

If you were working at 61 your wife couldn't get Medicare either at 65 if she never doc03 Jan 2017 #2

I will be getting it soon, on my husband's work record. ginnyinWI Jan 2017 #6

Well, thansk you for that info. BSdetect Jan 2017 #7

You are going to need to make an appointment with Social Security still_one Jan 2017 #3

Thanks for the info. BSdetect Jan 2017 #8

The other alternative, but it is on very shakey grounds not is the ACA, which was suppossed deal still_one Jan 2017 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author LeftInTX May 2017 #11

doc03 has it right TexasProgresive Jan 2017 #5

I'm covered by my wife's employer health scheme BSdetect Jan 2017 #9

There are guidelines for this on the Social Security website peacebuzzard Sep 2017 #12