Medicare Premium & Cost Calculator

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Medicare Premium & Cost Calculator is a simple tool that helps U.S. users estimate their monthly and yearly Medicare expenses. It includes 2025 Medicare Part A and Part B premiums, income-based IRMAA surcharges, prescription drug coverage costs, Medigap or Medicare Advantage premiums, deductibles, and extra out-of-pocket expenses. This calculator is for educational purposes only and should not replace official Medicare plan pricing or professional advice.

Medicare Premium & Cost Calculator

Medicare Premium & Cost Calculator

Estimate your monthly and annual Medicare costs in the U.S. based on 2025 Part A, Part B, IRMAA income surcharges, prescription drug coverage, Medigap, Medicare Advantage, deductibles, and expected out-of-pocket expenses.

This version is preloaded with 2025 Medicare cost figures.
If you filed separately but lived apart for the full year, use “Individual” thresholds.
IRMAA is generally based on your tax return from two years earlier.
40 quarters usually equals about 10 years of work.
Most people do not use Medigap and Medicare Advantage together.
Enter your actual Part D or MAPD drug premium if known.
Enter your actual plan deductible if applicable.
Many Medicare Advantage plans have a $0 premium, but Part B still usually applies.
Each benefit period may trigger the Part A deductible.
Optional: add a rough estimate for doctor visits, coinsurance, prescriptions, or other medical costs.

Monthly premiums

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Annual premiums

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Annual deductibles & extras

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Cost Breakdown

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Important notes

    Disclaimer

    This calculator is for educational purposes only and does not provide official Medicare pricing or enrollment advice. Actual Medicare costs can vary by year, income, plan, ZIP code, carrier, subsidy status, late enrollment penalties, and your healthcare usage. Always confirm final costs with Medicare, Social Security, or a licensed insurance professional.

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