Are you thinking of a post-retirement career? - Forbes
The majority of people assume once you retire, your working days are over, but that’s not necessarily true. A few million Americans over the age of 65 will have a post-retirement career. It may be for financial reasons or a way to keep busy; there’s only so much golf one can play. There are three different paths you can take for a post-retirement career: working part-time, changing careers, and becoming an entrepreneur. In Eric Brotman’s article for Forbes.com, he writes there are important aspects of each ”path” that you’ll need to plan for and you need to start the planning process early to make sure you know the full scope of what you’re taking on. Read Mr. Brotman’s article here…
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