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One big 401(k) withdrawal at age 63 can raise your Medicare Part B bill at 65, because Medicare sets surcharges from your tax return two years earlier. Cross the first income line by even $1 and Part B jumps from $202.90 to $284.10 a month — about $974 more a year. Follow US Money Guide for daily money tips!

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