How To Pay Your Medicare Part B Premium

There are 4 ways to pay your Medicare Part B premium...and 2 ways that are NOT allowed. See more on our blog: bit.ly/paymedi...
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[@amymeseberg4030]

Thank you for your video again. All your videos are very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much 👍👍

[@andystamas]

Great! I'm happy to hear this!

[@DougASAP]

Thank you very much... Very clear!

[@wanglinzhang2606]

Do I need to appy Medicare seperately if I answered I want to enroll Medicare part B when I was applying retirement benefit? Thanks a lot!

[@andystamas]

If you're doing a Retirement benefit application, you get Part A automatically...and then later in the application, it will ask if you want Part B. So you can take care of both SS retirement and Medicare on the same application.

[@adnerbnomrah9076]

Thanks for another informative video which is greatly appreciated. If one signs up for Medicare without first receiving Social Security and pays Part B premiums by one of the method described in the video, will Social Security automatically deduct Part B premiums from Social Security benefits if one apply for benefits later?

[@MedicareMindset]

Great! Glad to hear you liked the video.
Yes, once you start Social Security benefits, you will transition automatically to a monthly deduction for the Medicare Part B premium out of the Social Security payment.
Note: If you're paying for Part B via EasyPay auto deduction from your checking or savings account, you will need to cancel that payment arrangement. Medicare Easy Pay doesn't automatically cancel when you start Social Security benefits.

[@jerry9195]

I am 69, not receiving social security benefits and paying quarterly Medicare Part B online. I turn 70 in January 2024, and have applied to begin social security benefits then. (First social security payment will be in Feb 2024 for prior month of January.) I just received a quarterly premium bill from Medicare for Jan-Mar 2024. Will the Medicare Premium deducted from my first social security payment in Feb be for the month of January, February, or March and when should I stop making Medicare Premium payments online? Thanks for you videos and any assistance you can provide. @@MedicareMindset

[@dougrogers956]

Why does the Government make everything so difficult? If I am required to do this then it should be automatic.

[@MedicareMindset]

No doubt, the government has made this confusing. Medicare isn't required at 65 for all people (i.e. you're covered on a group health plan based on active employment), so that's why it's not automatic for everyone. Thanks for checking out our video. Hopefully it was helpful.

[@rodelramos9963]

on payee name, do you have to put CMS MEDICARE INSURANCE

[@MedicareMindset]

Yes

[@rodelramos9963]

not collecting SS benefit yet, if you stop working, is your premium amount will go down.@@MedicareMindset