Want some inspiration? Here’s how to be happy in retirement.
What with increased life expectancy, improved health care and, all too often, small savings, many seniors are choosing to continue working even after they reach what Social Security calls their “full retirement age.” Enter an inspirational nonagenarian whose retirement plan is wearing casual clothes instead of suits, and cutting back to 3 days a week when he hits 95. This heartwarming Forbes story by contributor Carolyn Rosenblatt introduces us to a very happy man. Click here to read more.
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