How to Plan for Semi-Retirement
(Source - U.S. News & World report)
Tell your friends or family that you’re semi-retired, and you may receive a look of pity or envy. After all, semi-retirement can describe a period of your life in which you’re retired but are still working because you want to. Or you might be semi-retired because you need to work, although not as much as you used to. But what nobody wants is a state of semi-retirement in which you just want to sit or lie down all day, but you still work part time because you have to – at least if you want to keep a roof over your head. Read more…
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