Why Early Retirement May Not Be a Good Idea
Fifty-one percent of Americans retire between the ages of 61 and 65, and another 18 percent leave the workforce even earlier than that. Unfortunately, some people are forced out of the workforce due to a job loss, the inability to find work, or health issues. Even if you voluntarily take early retirement; it may not be all that you imagined. In the attached article by Katie Brockman, she gives a few reasons why early retirement may not be a good idea. Read article here…
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