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"Like lunch, Part B and Part D benefits are not free. You don’t have to worry about Part A. As you know from previous blogs, this plan is free to eligible members. If for some reason, you are not eligible for Part A and want to receive the benefits, you will be billed monthly. The premium you will have to pay for Part A in 2018 is up to $413 a month.\nThere is a premium for Part B and, of course, for Part D prescription drugs.\nMedicare Part B Premiums\nIf you are receiving Social Security benefits, your Part B premium can be deducted every month automatically. If you are not, you will receive a quarterly bill, which you can pay by check or credit/debit card. You may also make arrangements with Medicare to pay this bill monthly. Part B premiums per month in 2018 will be around $134, higher depending on income. If you receive Social Security benefits, your monthly payment will be around $109.\n........"
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