📌 BORN BEFORE 1966? 5 Things Changing on Your Social Security in 2027

If you were born before 1966, five things change on your Social Security and Medicare in 2027, and every one of them touches your money. Here's what's coming: how big the 2027 raise may be (announced October 14), how much Medicare Part B takes out first, the new $2,400 limit on drug costs, what changes if you're still working, and the new $6,000 senior tax deduction most people don't know about. 0:00 Your check changes in 2027 1:14 Change 1: How big is your raise? 2:36 Change 2: Will Medicare take part of it? 4:37 Change 3: Will your medicines cost more? 6:25 A quick favor 6:45 Change 4: Still working? What changes for you 8:47 Change 5: The new $6,000 senior tax break 11:01 What to do before January 11:21 Checklist (screenshot this) CHECKLIST ✅ Know your Social Security check amount today, so you can compare it in January. ✅ On October 14, look up your 2027 raise. ✅ In December, check your notice for two lines: the new check and the new Part B. ✅ Read your drug plan's yearly notice. Compare plans between Oct 15 and Dec 7. ✅ Big drug costs? Ask your plan to spread them out over the year. ✅ Working before full retirement age? Look up the 2027 earnings limit. ✅ 65 or older? Make sure your tax return has the $6,000 senior deduction. ✅ Married? File together, so you both get it. Free, unbiased Medicare help: your state's SHIP office, through 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). Social Security will never call you asking for money to get your raise, and Medicare will never call to sell you a plan. What's the first thing you'll check before January? Tell me in the comments. Your answer might help the person reading right after you. Please never post your Social Security or Medicare number. Send this to a friend turning 65, a neighbor still working, or anyone born before 1966. Born before 1966 Social Security, Social Security changes 2027, 2027 COLA, Social Security raise 2027, Medicare Part B 2027, Part D out-of-pocket cap 2027, senior tax deduction $6,000, earnings limit 2027, full retirement age 67, born 1960 full retirement age, Medicare open enrollment, Social Security for seniors #socialsecurity #medicare #cola2027 #seniors #retirement #taxbreak #medicarepartd #born1966 General information, not tax, legal or financial advice. The 2027 raise and Part B amounts are not announced yet; estimates may change. 2027 drug figures from Medicare.gov; senior deduction from IRS.gov. For your own taxes, talk to a tax professional. Not affiliated with the Social Security Administration, Medicare, CMS or the IRS.