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Redefining “Retirement” (to include working) - Investment News
The word “retirement” usually conjures up an image of simply hanging up one’s work boots and living a life of leisure, maybe just lounging in a hammock and reading or, perhaps, traveling to exotic places. But in these days of inflation and high living expenses, many seniors are choosing to continue working. Sometimes this includes reducing hours in their current career, or maybe just starting a new, less intense work life elsewhere. But in any case, more and more seniors are choosing to work to supplement their retirement income, which causes the author of this article to wonder if we should reexamine how we think about “retirement.” This Investment News article by Steve Randall suggests that, since so many seniors are choosing to supplement their retirement income by working, perhaps “retirement” no longer suggests simply stopping work. Click here to read more.
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