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Seniors as Entrepreneurs? Another way to augment Social Security
A joint study by Syracuse University and Aalto University suggests that seniors starting their own business might be a source of not only financial security in later years, but also a substantial quality of life improvement. Citing flexibility and the attractiveness of being independently employed, the report suggests that seniors starting a business can improve their happiness in a meaningful way. Check out this tech.co post by Conor Cawley here…
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