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The Trend to Work Past 65 Explained Via Real Stories
In an article titled “Baby Boomers share why they’re still working hard,” the New York Post’s John Crudele provides several real-life accounts of the reasoning behind folks electing to remain in the workforce beyond what was traditionally thought of as the “retirement age.” From the lingering effects of the downsizing mentality of large corporations to the eventual realization that wealth accumulation didn’t happen as planned, the stories paint a real-life picture of today’s “baby boomer” retirements. Read Crudele’s post here…
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