Vedanth Bhartee
Writer · Reviewed by Richard ChanUpdated Jun 12, 2026
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Continuing to work past age 65 may allow you to delay enrolling in Medicare Part B without a late enrollment penalty if you have qualifying employer-sponsored health coverage.
Your Medicare Part B premiums may be subject to the Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA) if your employment income exceeds certain thresholds.
Enrolling in Medicare while continuing to work requires careful coordination of benefits to determine whether Medicare or your employer's insurance acts as the primary payer.
Economic turbulence can make planning for your financial future feel like trying to navigate a ship through a hurricane. If you're struggling to secure your retirement or find solid ground amidst the chaos, you aren't alone. Author, speaker, and Abunden CEO Karl Maier brings much-needed clarity to the storm, leveraging his unique five-point model to help you understand how shifting global trends will directly impact your wallet—and where you can uncover the smartest opportunities to thrive.