It used to be that, at age 65, people would retire and get Medicare. Not any longer. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, almost 9 million Americans 65 or older reported being employed full- or part-time. And still working at Medicare age comes with costly and complicated traps.

The following video of the 3-in-30 webinar (3 Medicare tips in 30 minutes or less) presented on March 15, 2017 teaches you about the three most common and easy-to-make mistakes that your clients still bringing home a paycheck can make.

Session Objectives:

Identify one potential problem about contributing to an HSA after age 65.
Describe one Medicare enrollment trap for those who sign up for early Social Security.
Explain how a Medicare penalty situation relates to working past 65.
...plus more!