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Retirement is bad for your health, and your wealth
With longevity increasing, people are looking for more substance, engagement, income, meaning, and purpose for a new stage of life. Many are working longer, out of economic need or to enhance their financial cushion, to subsidize kids in school and in young adulthood, or to explore new careers and opportunities for civic and charitable involvement. Whatever the motivation, it’s clear that the old model of retirement — days of decline and disengagement, a period of withdrawal and mass leisure — is thankfully on its way to being retired, as our goals and values change with the times…Read More
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