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Retirement doesn’t have to be synonymous with not working. It could mean working, but only doing things you want to do, not have to do. Aaron Freeman / Money Talks News
Editor’s Note: This episode initially aired on Feb. 27, 2021. It may contain some details that are out of date. Not long ago, the phrase “working in retirement” was an oxymoron, much like “bittersweet” or “act naturally.” After all, if you’re working, you’re by definition not retired. But that was then. These days, working at least part-time while retired is increasingly common.
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