Retirement is a hot topic for all ages. For those younger, it’s often a matter of saving for it or sometimes wondering if it’s a realistic possibility for them. But for those nearing retirement age, it’s a topic that speaks to an entire life change.

The New York Times recently published an article entitled “Of Retirement Age, but Remaining in the Work Force” that features some very interesting stories of people staying in the workforce longer – and showing that it’s a growing trend.

For example:

A recent Pew Research Center analysis of federal employment data lays out the numbers. In May 2000, 12.8 percent of those older than 65 held a job. By this May, the number had climbed substantially, to 18.8 percent.

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