Working in Retirement
Many seniors find themselves in the position of needing to work during their retirement. Americans have a poor habit of under-saving for their retirement which has been exacerbated for those in recent years due to the recession. Since the recession however, the unemployment rate has been cut in half, meaning that it is significantly easier to find a job in retirement. Some employers actively seek workers that are 50+ as they come with a plethora of prior experience. For more information on this subject, visit this article by Nancy Collamer with Forbes.
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