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David DeMulle

David DeMulle

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Newspaper Editor, The Foothills Paper

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  • Ask Rusty – Will Medicare premium change after selling investment property? - The Foothills Paper

    By David DeMulle Verified| The Foothills Paper Verified Dear Rusty: I have questions concerning the deduction of money from my Social Security benefit amount as it relates to the sale of investment property. I am 66 years old and have been drawing Social Security since I turned 62. My wife is 56 and is a housewife and has no taxable income. Our income comes from our rental property and my Social Security benefit. I have decided to liquidate two of our properties — one was sold in December 2024, and one is in escrow and is scheduled to close this month.

    By David DeMulle Verified · The Foothills Paper

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Ask Rusty – Can I Avoid Paying the Medicare Premium? - The Foothills Paper

    By David DeMulle Verified| The Foothills Paper Verified Social Security Matters03@ Dear Rusty: Is there any way I can get out of paying the $185 I am told will be taken out of my Social Security for Medicare Part B when I turn 65? We pay for Medicare all our working lives, and now I have to pay a monthly premium for insurance that only covers 80%.

    By David DeMulle Verified · The Foothills Paper

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Ask Rusty – Will Medicare premium change after selling investment property? - The Foothills Paper

    By David DeMulle Verified| The Foothills Paper Verified Dear Rusty: I have questions concerning the deduction of money from my Social Security benefit amount as it relates to the sale of investment property. I am 66 years old and have been drawing Social Security since I turned 62. My wife is 56 and is a housewife and has no taxable income. Our income comes from our rental property and my Social Security benefit. I have decided to liquidate two of our properties — one was sold in December 2024, and one is in escrow and is scheduled to close this month.

    By David DeMulle Verified · The Foothills Paper

    Mar. 25, 2025

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The Foothills Paper