Working in Your “Retirement Years”….A Partial Solution?
Continuing to work after reaching your chronological retirement goal, either in the same job or in a new life chapter, can have a tremendously beneficial impact on your financial picture. Since this option is often overlooked in math-based “retirement calculators,” it’s wise to take a look at the potential of continued employment of some sort being a viable option as you plan your retirement. Check out this article by Forbes contributor Chris Farrell for some thoughts on this subject…
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