The Reasons for Extending Worklife
Older Americans are extending their work life, giving credence to the phrase “75 (or maybe 80?) is the new 65” and other similar catchphrases. In many cases there are financial reasons for this, but in many other cases there are non-financial reasons as well. In an article by senior writer Meg Haskell, the attitudes of seniors with respect to working longer are analyzed. Read the article here…
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