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Need extra income in retirement? Try freelancing
Americans used to follow a set path: Work for decades, retire and spend their golden years never thinking of work again. But retirees seeking supplemental income, social connections or even the opportunity to dabble in different interests might want to remain in, or re-enter, the workforce.Those seeking work in retirement previously had few options other than regimented part-time jobs. Technology and a boom in what’s called “the gig economy” have changed this. A growing freelance market has opened a whole new world of opportunity for retirees who want income without the pressures of a traditional job…Read More
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