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Working past age 65 is becoming the new norm
A recent poll by YouGov confirms what many have been thinking–that retiring at the golden age of 65 (or, of course, 66 or 67) is systematically becoming a thing of the past. Fully 55% of poll respondents report that they expect to need to continue working to support themselves, while the same survey disclosed that half of the respondents take responsibility for their retirement income needs vs. having the government take care of them, Check out the poll and its implications here…
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