A common question among healthy folks who are turning 65 is, “When do I need to apply for Medicare if I’m still working?” It Depends It will depend on your situation. If you’ve worked a minimum of ten years — 40 quarters — under Medicare-covered employment AND paid Medicare taxes
While both Medicare and Social Security do have their differences regarding the benefits and services they provide, they also have some striking similarities. Both are national programs within the federal government that U.S. citizens pay taxes for through their working years. Both programs also aid seniors by providing benefits: Medicare
When it’s time to start signing up for Medicare, you’ll probably find that it can be a very confusing process if you don’t fully understand all the information given to you. Don’t worry! By asking all the right questions, you can be confident that you will receive the education you
If you are turning 65 and are eligible for Medicare, but covered by your spouse’s employer plan, it may not seem like a logical idea to enroll in Medicare when you’re already covered. However, you do have some options to consider if you are facing this situation. Delaying Medicare Coverage
Turning 65 but not sure when or how to start enrolling for Medicare? We get it! But, now is the time to start familiarizing yourself with Medicare’s enrollment process so you aren’t subjected to penalties later on. There are several ways you can enroll in Medicare, but it can depend
When you’re aging into Medicare, you might wonder, “What is the Cost of Medicare Part A and B?” Some don’t realize that there are some serious out-of-pocket expenses that can come from Medicare. So, we’re going to break down how much each of these can set you back as well
