
How Your Income Impacts Medicare Premiums—And What You Can Do About It
Many retirees are surprised to learn that their Medicare premiums are directly tied to their income—and that even small financial decisions can trigger thousands in additional costs through IRMAA (Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount).
In this 1-hour session, you’ll go beyond the basics of Medicare and learn how tax strategies and retirement income decisions can influence what you pay—helping you make more informed, coordinated choices.
Is this event for you?
If you’re age 60–65 — or already on Medicare — and are concerned your income could increase Medicare premiums due to IRMAA, are unsure how COBRA coordinates with coverage, or don’t yet have a healthcare strategy aligned with your retirement plan...
This event is for you.
Delivering Education To Over 30,000 Every Week
Topics To Be Covered:
Medicare Essentials 101
What Is IRMAA—and Why It Could Cost You Thousands
How Your Tax Return Impacts Medicare Costs
The Hidden Cost of RMDs, Dividends & Roth Conversions
Delivering Education To Over 30,000 Every Week
Event Details
Venue: Clarkston District Library
Address: 6495 Clarkston Rd, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346
Date: Thursday, June 11th
Time: 10:30 am or 2:30 pm
Is this event for you?
If you’re age 60–65 — or already on Medicare — and are concerned your income could increase Medicare premiums due to IRMAA, are unsure how COBRA coordinates with coverage, or don’t yet have a healthcare strategy aligned with your retirement plan...
This event is for you.
Attendees Have The Option To Receive A No Cost Healthcare Analysis.
Take the guesswork out of your retirement. Claim a personalized analysis that evaluates how Medicare cost fits in your retirement plan—forecasts your budget needs, taxes, income streams, so you can better understand what to expect in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
COBRA allows you to continue employer-sponsored health coverage after leaving a job—but it doesn’t always coordinate with Medicare the way people expect. In some cases, relying on COBRA too long can lead to gaps in coverage or unexpected penalties.
Possibly. Missing key enrollment deadlines can result in permanent penalties added to your Medicare premiums, along with potential delays in coverage. Understanding your timing is critical to avoid unnecessary, long-term costs.
Medicare involves multiple parts, enrollment periods, income rules, and coordination with other coverage—all of which can impact your costs and benefits. Without a clear plan, it’s easy to make decisions that seem small now but have long-term financial consequences.
Meet Your Presenters

Mike Coliton
Managing Director, Quest Care
Experience: 35 Years
Licenses: Health and Life Insurance

Chris Williams
Sales Manager, Quest Care
Experience: 5 Years
Licenses: Health and Life Insurance
30 Seats Available
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