Retirement: pushing the pause/restart buttons
Working past 66 may not be everyone’s idea of a dream “retirement,” but for many baby-boomers, it could represent the future. A 2013 Wells Fargo survey showed that one-third of respondents expect to work until “at least 80” for lack of retirement savings. A steady paycheck means you have more time to save, and the nest egg you’ve accumulated can keep compounding, says Christine Fahlund, vice-president and senior financial planner at T. Rowe Price Investment Services. Other reasons to work past quitting time: You want to stay engaged by working part-time, or you’re eager to start a new venture….Read More