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The New Retirement Model - Continue Working

Workers entering the phase of life when their predecessors typically slipped into retirement are finding that things have changed. With insufficient savings, and with the traditional financial picture changed as a result of lower home values, the model looks like continued presence in the workforce, a factor that does not bode well for younger workers. This article by Tim Marcin on www.ibtimes.com/takes a look at the situation.

 

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