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Anyone turning 65 should examine their Medicare choices carefully. “Turning 65 is the trigger for your Medicare enrollment, so it’s important to study this decision as your birthday approaches,” said Paula Muschler, operations manager of the Allsup Medicare Advisor, a private company that provides enrollment. Although Social Security offers an age range, generally 62 to 70, for starting retirement benefits - you don’t have this type of flexibility with Medicare health insurance…Read More
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