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Planning on Remaining in the Workforce in Retirement?
With the trend of planning to defer retirement well beyond the traditional age 65-67 mark gaining popularity, now might be a good time to undergo a reality check. Specifically, it might be considered sage advice to consider the potential realities of health problems, age discrimination, and the like just to be sure you have options if your plan doesn’t materialize. Glenn Ruffenach, former reporter and editor for The Wall Street Journal provides some thought on this subject (and others) in a post on www.wsj.com. Check it out here…
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