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July 31, 2020
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Will I Get A Raise When I Turn 65?
I have been getting Social Security and Medicare since 2000 because of ESRD (kidney disease) i'll be 65 in December 2020. Am i eligible for any upgrade/raise because i'm turning 65?
Hi,
Turning 65 wouldn't have any effect on your Social Security disability benefit rate, and your Medicare premium amount won't change unless you've been paying a higher than standard premium rate due to a late enrollment.
Best, Jerry