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July/August 1999 Essma
Social Security & Medicare Questions
Q: I am turning 65 soon but will continue to receive my health insurance through my husband`s place of work. Is there any reason why I should sign up for Medicare Part B doctor`s insurance since it would be duplicated by my other insurance? Social Security & Medicare Questions
Q: My mother requires the services of a home health care agency. We`ve been told that Medicare will cover the cost of special equipment. Could you give us more detail? Social Security & Medicare Questions
Q: I am 63 and plan to start a housekeeping service since Social Security alone is not enough for me to live on. If I earn over $10,080 a year my Social Security benefits will be reduced $1.00 for every $2.00 over the $10,080. I`ve also heard that I will have to pay more in Social Security taxes. Can this be right? Readers` Mail: Notch Babies Formed Bulk Of WWII Armed Services
The backbone of the American armed services during World War II was comprised primarily of men (and women) who were born in the Notch years. Are You Getting All the Medicare Benefits You`re Entitled To?
Do you qualify for Medicare savings? Long-Term Care Insurance
Shop Around-Buy Only What You Need Senior CPI Would Mean Accurate and Fair Social Security COLAs for Retirees
Social Security beneficiaries would receive higher Cost-of-Living-Adjustments (COLAs) that more accurately reflect rising costs of prescription drugs and health care under legislation introduced in the House by Representative Bernie Sanders (I-At Large VT).
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