Common Medicare Scenarios: 65 & Still Working - Should You Claim Medicare?

TSS: Medicare & Social Security Benefits

Working past traditional retirement age used to be uncommon. The Department of Labor Statistics estimated that about 15 percent of people over 65 still worked in 2006. Today, the number of people who wait to retire until between 66 and 74 years of age is expected to top one in four. At over the age of 74, almost 10 percent of the population may be still at work. Medicare used to be only thought of as retirement health insurance, but many who qualify may not be retired at all. #medicare #medicarecms #cms #medicareplans #medicareoptions #seniors #seniorhealth #healthcare #health #healthinsurance #insurance #medicarecoverage #podcast #medicareinsurance For more information and possible options for those who are working past 65 and are considering enrolling in Medicare, visit: https://blog.trustedseniorspecialists.com/turning-65-and-still-working-what-about-medicare/ For immediate Medicare questions or concerns, feel free to give our licensed agents a call at 1-855-474-6234 TTY 711 or set up an appointment https://www.trustedseniorspecialists.com/schedule-your-appointment