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I know that Medicare is deducted from your Social Security check at age 65. If I retire at 62, is Medicare deducted also?


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Q. I know that Medicare is deducted from your Social Security check at age 65. If I retire at 62, is Medicare deducted also?

A. You may begin your Social Security retirement benefit early, but you will have to wait until the month you reach age 65 for Medicare to begin. If you are already receiving Social Security benefits at that time, you will receive information about Medicare about three months before your birthday. The first Medicare premium will be deducted from the payment for the month before you reach 65. Medicare coverage will begin on the first day of the month you are 65.


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