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To: bg6638a who wrote (51878)6/3/2025 1:57:50 PM
From: Heywood40  Read Replies (1) of 52115
 
One aspect related to Social Security is how capital gains affects your Medicare payments, which are typically deducted from your Social Security payment.

The current minimum monthly Medicare payment is $185/month, but if your capital gains result in raising your modified adjusted gross income to 500K or more, that payment increases to $628/month for a year. For a couple, that's almost a $1000/month increase in Medicare premiums.

That goes back down to $185 if the next year's return shows your modified adjusted gross income back down to under S106K.
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