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Should you sign up for Medicare at 65?
Today, more than 20 percent of people continue to work past 65, even if you already have health insurance through your job, you need to be sure to consider how Medicare may factor into your plans. So when should you enroll in Medicare? The answer depends on certain factors and situations. In Mary Beth Franklin’s column for Investment News, she goes outlines when you should sign up, what are the downfalls and what are the exceptions to signing up for Medicare at 65. Read Ms. Franklin’s column here…
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