Toni: I have just enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B because I turned 65 in June. I am still working, and my husband, James, and I are on my employer health insurance plan.

I have just enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B because I turned 65 in June. I am still working, and my husband, James, and I are on my employer health insurance plan. I recently received a letter ...

Thanks, Toni. I have good news for you, Tammy, because Medicare does allow employees with employer health benefits to delay their (and their spouse’s) Medicare Parts A (hospital insurance) and B ...

UNITES STATES—Toni: I have just enrolled in Medicare A and B because I turned 65 in June. I am still working, and my husband, James, and I are on my employer health insurance plan. I recently ...

Turning 65 marks a cascade of retirement milestones. For example, Medicare eligibility begins, and employer health insurance often ends. And for many Americans, filing for Social Security at 65 ...

Can I keep my Medicaid after enrolling in Medicare at age 65? Yes—if you meet your state’s income and asset limits for seniors, you can still receive Medicaid alongside Medicare, making you a ...

From late penalties to premium reimbursements, here’s what every retired fed should understand about enrolling in Medicare Part B—and how it works with your FEHB plan.

Job-based health insurance may not cover everything after 65. Understand Medicare enrollment rules to avoid costly out-of-pocket expenses and penalties.

I turn 65 in November and need my Medicare and Part D plan to begin Nov. 1. How does Medicare’s fall enrollment period affect me since, I will be applying for Medicare this fall?