VIDEO: Will I Be Penalized If I Don’t Go on Medicare at 65? | What to Know Before Delaying Enrollment

Turning 65 and wondering if you have to enroll in Medicare right away?

In this video, Certified Financial Planner® Leah Woodly explains when you can safely delay Medicare, and when waiting could cost you with lifetime penalties.

  • You’ll learn:
  • When you must sign up at 65
  • When it’s okay to delay without penalty
  • How employer coverage affects your decision
  • What the Part B and Part D penalties really mean

Don’t let confusion about Medicare cost you money down the road. Watch this before your 65th birthday! 

Helpful Tip: Your Initial Enrollment Period starts 3 months before your 65th birthday and ends 3 months after. Don’t miss it!

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