Still Working at 65? This Medicare Mistake Could Cost You for Life.

Turning 65 is a major milestone for one big reason -- it's when you're eligible for health coverage under Medicare. But if you're still working at age 65, Medicare coverage may not be necessary. If your job provides you with health insurance, you may still be able to sign up for Medicare and use it as secondary insurance. But that also may not be necessary. And since there's a cost to Medicare Part B, if you're still working at 65, you may decide to delay your enrollment. Will AI create the world's first ...