Medicare premium rise smaller than expected in 2012
The Part B monthly premium will be 99.90 dollars, up 3.50 from this year, about 7 dollars below May projections. The change stems from slower health costs and Social Security COLA links, with retiree premiums partly tied to the looming Social Security increase and a lower hospital deductible offset by a higher inpatient deductible.
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