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Retirement Planning: The Benefits of Working Longer
Daryl Owens has experienced more curveballs in the past decade than many people face in a lifetime. A New Orleans native, she lost her home and all her possessions in 2005 to Hurricane Katrina. With most of the hospitals in New Orleans shut down, she was forced to pursue her career as a nurse anesthetist elsewhere. She and her husband, Daryl Nichols (the couple connected over their shared, unusual first name), moved seven times before returning to the New Orleans area in 2007. They were just beginning to discuss retirement when Nichols died of a heart attack, at age 64. Read more…
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