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Working after retirement - a big reason to do it (besides money)
True, a lot of people who retire from a main career find part-time (or even full time) work to supplement their retirement income, and that trend is increasing every day. But aside from the money, there are considerable psychological advantages to staying active and enjoying the continued social engagement of coworkers and the sense of self-worth that accrues from working. This article at Time.com’s Money magazine explores the biggest reason to work after retirement. Click here to read more.
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