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When would a late enrollment penalty be applied to a Medicare beneficiary?

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, many people face a late enrollment penalty because they did not understand the rules. A late enrollment penalty can be applied to a Medicare beneficiary for different reasons, depending on the specific part of Medicare they are enrolling in.

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What happens if you cancel your Medicare?

According to Healthline, if you cancel your Original Medicare (parts A and B) without a replacement lined up, you may be 100% responsible for all healthcare costs. This crucial decision can have significant financial and health-related repercussions, making it vital to understand exactly **what happens if you cancel your Medicare**.

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What happens if I don't take Medicare when I turn 65?

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, most people become eligible for Medicare at age 65. If you are eligible but choose not to take Medicare when you turn 65, you could face significant, and potentially permanent, financial consequences later on, along with lapses in crucial health coverage.

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