Although it’s a surprise to many who reach retirement, Medicare is not free. Throughout your working lifetime, you paid taxes to support the program. In addition, once you finally start using Medicare, you must shell out more cash to cover a monthly premium, deductibles and other expenses. And if you are not careful, you might pay more than you expect. Medicare premiums can be higher for those…
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