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More People Working Past Age 65: What It Means for Agents Selling Medicare Plans

More People Working Past Age 65: What It Means for Agents Selling Medicare Plans

Episode 735 Published 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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When you picture the typical Medicare client, you most likely picture someone who is enjoying the golden years of retirement. However, there are many people who have aged into Medicare that are still a part of the workforce. In this episode of the Agent Survival Guide Podcast, we help agents like you navigate how to sell plans to clients who are still employed.

 

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Resources:

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References:

The Association for Cleaning & Facility Solutions. (2026, January 12). Seniors Plan to Rejoin the Workforce in 2026. Cleanfax. https://cleanfax.com/seniors-plan-to-rejoin-the-workforce-in-2026

Field Office Locator. Social Security Association. (n.d.). https://www.ssa.gov/locator

Medicare Advocates. (n.d.). Is Employer Health Coverage Always My Best Option?. Health Plan Advocates. https://healthplanadvocates.com/is-employer-coverage-best/

Shuman, T. (2026, February 3). Cities With the Most Working Seniors in 2026. Senior Living.