One More Year Syndrome: What Working Another Year Buys You
Working one more year can add savings, raise your Social Security check, and shorten the years your portfolio has to cover. Here’s how to weigh it.
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Work after retirement has a tremendous number of emotional, physical, intellectual, and financial benefits. And, many retirees find jobs or even volunteer gigs that they really love.
Working one more year can add savings, raise your Social Security check, and shorten the years your portfolio has to cover. Here’s how to weigh it.
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