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NamePrice24h ChangeMarket Cap24h High / Low7d Change
S&P 500$7,544.31▲ 2.27%—H 7,548 / L 7,422▼ -0.33%
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AAPL$349.87▲ 2.19%$5.08TH 351.42 / L 344.78▲ 5.41%
MSFT$544.23▲ 2.57%$4.04TH 547.48 / L 538.70▲ 4.46%

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BTC Bitcoin$74,716.00▼ -1.24%$1.50TH 75,881 / L 73,709▼ -3.11%
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XRP$1.0920▼ -5.31%$69.38BH 1.1600 / L 1.0770▼ -11.81%
SOL Solana$86.42▼ -2.91%$51.09BH 89.73 / L 85.19▼ -6.84%
DOGE Dogecoin$0.0698▼ -1.59%$10.93BH 0.0714 / L 0.0679▼ -6.47%

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Daily Question: Did Medicare enrollment catch you by surprise?

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    Turning 65 brings a seven-month Medicare Initial Enrollment Period, and missing it without qualifying coverage can add a permanent 10% surcharge to your Part B premium for every full 12 months you delay.

    Yet the rules around working past 65, employer coverage, and spousal timing trip up plenty of careful planners.

    Did Medicare enrollment catch you by surprise — or did you navigate it smoothly? What do you wish you had known before you signed up?

    Log in and share your take — the best answers help everyone here.

    Not financial advice.

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