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Unable To Afford Retirement, More Americans Opt For ‘Partial Retirement’
In the wake of the Great Recession and snail-paced economic recovery, some of the worst-hit have been those close to retirement age. A study by University of Michigan finds that more Americans are becoming partial retirees, where those close to retirement age are taking up jobs that provide an income less than half the maximum annual earnings they had over their working lifetimes. Read more…
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