Fizz: How the sugar content of a variety of soft drinks compares. Big brand and cheaper supermarket versions of Coca-Cola and Pepsi weigh in at around nine teaspoons. That compares to six or more teaspoons typically found in eight out of ten other high street fizzy drinks. Study revealed most fizzy drinks contain more than whole day's sugar intake. 2  World Health organisation recommends just 25g-six teaspoons-per day. 3  Coca-Cola and Pepsi both have 9 teaspoons, but are eclipsed by others.
In most cases, you have to pay the penalty every month for as long as you have Part B. If youâre under 65 and disabled, any Part B penalty ends once you turn 65. The penalty for late enrollment in a Part D plan is 1% of the average Part D premium for each month you delay enrollment.You pay the penalty for as long as youâre enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan.ou would pay the penalty for twice the number of years you delay enrollment. If you wait two years, for example, you would pay the additional 10% for four years (2 x 2 years). The penalty applies no matter how long you delay Part A enrollment.
Not really. You can sign up for Medicare Part D (prescription drug coverage) when you first become eligible for Medicare (for most people thatâs when you are between age 64 years 8 months and 65 years 3 months).This is the best time to sign up because you wonât have to pay a penalty or a higher premium.If you decide not to enroll when you first become eligible, you can sign up for Medicare Part D between October 15 and December 7 each year, but as mentioned above, you may pay a penalty and a higher premium.f you didnât sign up for Medicare Part D at age 65 because you had other drug coverage as good as Medicareâs, you will not have to pay a penalty for signing up late, provided you sign up for a Medicare drug plan within 63 days of dropping your other coverage.