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Retiring later in life has some real benefits
Although upwards of 40% of American seniors still start their retirement years by claiming Social Security at age 62, the trend is actually that people are waiting longer to start those leisure times known as “the golden years”. And there are some pretty substantial benefits, both financial and health-wise, that accompany working longer and waiting to retire. This Fox Business article by Maurie Backman describes three important benefits of retiring later in life. Click here to read more.
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