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The Changing Face of Retirement
For many folks, and for so many years, the thought of retirement meant leaving the stress and pressure of a workforce career behind and downshifting to a life of leisure devoid of demands and obligations. While some may still have this vision of their “golden years,” it seems many are evolving to a different perspective. A post on cnbc.com by contributing writer Jessica Dickler explores the changes in retirement stereotypes emerging in the 21st Century, most noticeably the growing emphasis on the importance of a “more active and adventurous lifestyle” in retirement and the also-growing expectation of never fully leaving the workforce. Of course, financial independence has a lot to do with how retirement will play out, and that’s another aspect of Ms. Dickler’s post. It’s an interesting post, and you can access it here…
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