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Retire, then work — what boomers face in later years

There was a time when Tom Sadowski thought he’d stop working after turning 65 earlier this year. But he’s put off retirement for at least five years — and now anticipates continuing to work afterward. In an illuminating sign of changing times and revised visions of retirement, baby boomers such as Sadowski are not only are delaying their retirement plans, they’re also embracing the fact that retirement won’t necessarily mark a complete exit from the workforce. Read more…

 

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