(Heuristic can be contrasted with algorithm ic.) The term seems to have two usages: 1) Describing an approach to learning by trying without necessarily having an organized hypothesis or way of proving that the results proved or disproved the hypothesis. That is, seat-of-the-pants or trial-by-error learning.
If you want to keep working after 65 but you do not want to keep your current schedule, reduce your hours. 1  Talk to your employer about the possibility of working less hours. 2  Work part time somewhere else.ork beyond 65 by staying in your current career, choosing a part time job or exploring a new career path, and plan your finances and Social Security and Medicare benefits carefully.
If you're at least 62 and have worked at least 10 years in Medicare-covered employment, your spouse can get Part A and Part B at 65. If you've worked at least 10 years in Medicare-covered employment but aren't yet 62 when your spouse turns 65, they won't be eligible for premium-free Part A until your 62nd birthday. In this case, your spouse should still apply for Part B at 65, so they can avoid paying a higher Part B premium. However, if you're still working and your spouse is covered under your group health plan, they could delay their Part B enrollment without paying higher premiums.