Medicare and Still Working: What You Need to Know
Today nearly one in five seniors is still in the workforce. If you plan to work past age 65, you need to do some homework on when to enroll in Medicare because there could be serious financial consequences if you get it wrong. In Nancy Metcalf’s column appearing on Healthafter50 (www.healthafter50.com), she lists four things you need to know. Read article here…
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