Money & frugal livingKevin ExplainsBorn Before 1967? 4 Social Security Changes Hitting Your Birth Year In 2027

Born Before 1967? 4 Social Security Changes Hitting Your Birth Year In 2027

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Published Oct 10, 2026, 7:07 PM · 3d ago

Kevin Explains
Kevin Explains
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https://kevinexplains.shop Your birth year decides which Social Security, Medicare and tax rules apply to you next year. Find your group and see what changes. What You'll Learn - The four birth year groups and the rules for each - The widow's limit that can cap a survivor check - Why a birth year decides the senior deduction - The Medicare trap that hits people born in 1962 - What the 2027 raise and Part B increase mean for you Questions or business/collaboration: [email protected] CHAPTERS 0:00 Find Your Birth Year 1:57 The Four Groups 2:47 Group One: The Widow's Limit 6:05 Group One: Charity Gifts and Tax Breaks 8:36 Group Two: Born 1951 to 1954 11:17 Group Three: Born 1955 to 1959 14:22 Group Four: The Medicare Trap at 65 16:58 Group Four: Health Savings and Medigap 18:21 Group Four: Full Retirement Age 67 20:54 The Senior Deduction Cutoff 22:37 Buying Insurance Before Medicare 23:38 Drug Coverage Changes in 2027 24:36 Your 2027 Raise and Part B 26:04 What To Do This Month This video is for general education only and is not financial, tax or legal advice. Names in stories are composites. Check your own situation with a qualified professional. Sources: Social Security Administration, Railroad Retirement Board, IRS, Medicare.gov, NerdWallet, Mercer Advisors, National Council on Aging, Optum, Nasdaq #SocialSecurity #Medicare #Retirement
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