此文源自我在漂洋记事中提到的Jenny. 她告诉我,她为了逃避每年$7 600的Medicare(联邦医疗保险)的费用搬迁到了墨西哥,尽管她经常居住在美国的朋友家里,在游舵上,在世界各地旅游.在美国,许多人,尤其是中国人,告诉我,只要一到65岁,拿了Meducare,就不想做了,退休享福。是的,中国人多数从事专业工作,为了免交过多的税收,401 K和IRA都是缴到上限,积下了可观的401 K。可是你有没有想过,即便你65岁退休,过不了五年,国税局又会回来找到你,让你吐回原先享受的免税所省下的资金。哪怕是在川普力推通过大而美法案,免除了社安收入的税收.以Jenny为例,她在72岁后月缴金medicare额达到约700美元,主要是由于以下几个原因综合造成的:收入调整保费(IRMAA):如果老年人的年收入超过一定标准(比如单身年收入超过约103,000美元,夫妻联合报税超过约206,000美元,以2024年数据为例),Medicare Part B 与 Part D 的保费会随着收入增加而提高。这被称为 收入相关月度调整金额(Income-Related Monthly Adjustmentbb Amount, IRMAA)。覆盖范围差异:(医疗保险)基础部分在2024年的标准月费约为 $174.70。如果投保人选择了 Part D(处方药计划) 或 Medicare Advantage(Part C),这些计划通常会有额外的月费。再加上 补充医疗险(Medigap),整体费用有时会超过600美元。保险计划升级或额外服务:很多人在年龄增长后会选择覆盖更多医院与药品的方案,以减轻医疗负担。这类计划的保费通常更高。通货膨胀与保费年度调整:保费每年会根据医疗通胀及政府预算调整上涨。简而言之基础Medicare保费并不高(约200美元/月)
但加上收入调整、处方药计划、补充保险与通胀因素,总额就容易超过600美元。
我们可以用一个具体的例子来说明:
假设李先生是72岁退休人士,居住在美国加州,并且收入较高(比如退休金和投资收益每年共约为 $150,000)。他参加的是标准的 Medicare A + B,再加上Part D(处方药)和Medigap(补充险)。以2024年的费率计算如下:
详细计算示例
项目内容月费(约)
Part A(住院保险)多数人在工作缴税够40个季度后免费 $0
Part B(门诊保险)基础标准费:$174.70$174.70
Part B 收入调整(IRMAA)因收入超过$103,000,需要额外支付约$244.60$244.60
回复 'BeijingGirl1' 的评论 : Thanks for the clarification. In fact, only about 6% of Social Security recipients receive more than $3,000 a month. I used to work for a Fortune 50 companies — only the Chief Scientist and CTO expected more SSA income than I would have, and their amount is around $3,200 at the time, so I knew it. Mr. SteveBro was just parroting what the left?leaning media was saying instead of thinking for himself.
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The average Social Security retired worker benefit in 2025 is approximately $1,976 to $2,005 per month, resulting in an average annual income of roughly $23,700 to $24,060. 加上6K senior deduction, 如果夫妻SSA有一份 SSA 低于 SSA average annual ,确实可能不用交税。
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Social Security (SSA) income is not automatically tax-free in 2026. While new legislation introduces an additional $6,000 senior deduction (up to $12,000 for married couples) to significantly reduce taxes, benefits remain taxable for individuals with substantial income. If SSA is your only income, it may be tax-free, but it remains taxable if you have other income.
回复 '史蒂夫Bro' 的评论 : 看不懂英文的话可看中文,特意给你翻了.On average, retired households — especially those qualifying for the senior deduction — are saving between $2,500 and $3,000 per year under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), commonly dubbed the “Big Beautiful Bill.”
Here’s how those savings break down across major analyses:
Tax Foundation modeling shows the average overall tax cut per filer in 2026 is $3,813, with roughly $2,272 from individual provisions and $1,541 from business-side effects. Seniors typically fall near the lower end of that range, since their income is usually moderate, so around $2,800 in annual savings is typical for a retired couple
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A Motley Fool analysis notes that many seniors can qualify for a new OBBBA senior deduction worth up to $6,000 (single) or $12,000 (married), leading to an average increase in after-tax income of about $670 for qualifying seniors
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Survey data from AMAC Newsline, based on thousands of senior members, found average reported tax savings of $2,832, with nearly a third reporting over $2,500 saved
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In short:
A typical retired couple in 2026 saves roughly $2,500–$3,000 total in reduced taxes under the BBB/OBBBA, mostly from the new senior deduction, higher standard deduction, and the continued exclusion of most Social Security benefits.
平均来说,退休家庭——特别是符合新的老年人扣除额条件的家庭——在《一座美丽的大法案》(One Big Beautiful Bill Act, OBBBA,也被昵称为“宏伟美好法案”)下,每年可节省约 2,500 至 3,000 美元。
【感谢共和党和川普通过的大而美法案,在最近的一段年月里,你的社安金收入是全数免税的。】
不对吧?
AI 说: Social Security benefits are still taxable under the "One Big Beautiful Bill", passed in July 2025.
博主能不能给出一个链接,证实“社安金收入是全数免税”?
此文源自我在漂洋记事中提到的Jenny. 她告诉我,她为了逃避每年$7 600的Medicare(联邦医疗保险)的费用搬迁到了墨西哥,尽管她经常居住在美国的朋友家里,在游舵上,在世界各地旅游.在美国,许多人,尤其是中国人,告诉我,只要一到65岁,拿了Meducare,就不想做了,退休享福。是的,中国人多数从事专业工作,为了免交过多的税收,401 K和IRA都是缴到上限,积下了可观的401 K。可是你有没有想过,即便你65岁退休,过不了五年,国税局又会回来找到你,让你吐回原先享受的免税所省下的资金。哪怕是在川普力推通过大而美法案,免除了社安收入的税收.以Jenny为例,她在72岁后月缴金medicare额达到约700美元,主要是由于以下几个原因综合造成的:收入调整保费(IRMAA):如果老年人的年收入超过一定标准(比如单身年收入超过约103,000美元,夫妻联合报税超过约206,000美元,以2024年数据为例),Medicare Part B 与 Part D 的保费会随着收入增加而提高。这被称为 收入相关月度调整金额(Income-Related Monthly Adjustmentbb Amount, IRMAA)。覆盖范围差异:(医疗保险)基础部分在2024年的标准月费约为 $174.70。如果投保人选择了 Part D(处方药计划) 或 Medicare Advantage(Part C),这些计划通常会有额外的月费。再加上 补充医疗险(Medigap),整体费用有时会超过600美元。保险计划升级或额外服务:很多人在年龄增长后会选择覆盖更多医院与药品的方案,以减轻医疗负担。这类计划的保费通常更高。通货膨胀与保费年度调整:保费每年会根据医疗通胀及政府预算调整上涨。简而言之基础Medicare保费并不高(约200美元/月)
但加上收入调整、处方药计划、补充保险与通胀因素,总额就容易超过600美元。
我们可以用一个具体的例子来说明:
假设李先生是72岁退休人士,居住在美国加州,并且收入较高(比如退休金和投资收益每年共约为 $150,000)。他参加的是标准的 Medicare A + B,再加上Part D(处方药)和Medigap(补充险)。以2024年的费率计算如下:
详细计算示例
项目内容月费(约)
Part A(住院保险)多数人在工作缴税够40个季度后免费 $0
Part B(门诊保险)基础标准费:$174.70$174.70
Part B 收入调整(IRMAA)因收入超过$103,000,需要额外支付约$244.60$244.60