Everything You Need to Know About Phased Retirement - Real Simple

Ageless entrepreneurship can be a great option for those people interested in pursuing their profession through phased retirement.

"Phased retirement is a concept that's gaining momentum—and popularity. But what is it, and should you be asking your employer about it? Experts share the pros and cons of this approach to retirement."

"Let's start with the obvious. Retirement is one of the biggest life transitions we will ever make. And whether we're talking about playing a sport, running a business, or basic life skills, humans perform better and achieve more successful outcomes when they've had the opportunity to practice a skill."


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Real Simple. June 07, 2021

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