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Many want to slow down, not stop, in retirement

According to a study by Merrill Lynch and a think tank called Age Wave, nearly three-quarters of pre-retirees over the age of 50 say their ideal retirement will involve working.

By Lisa Barron | Updated on June 06, 2014
Retirees will work not for the money as much as for plenty of other reasons. Photo: AP.

It’s time to toss away some of the old notions about working in retirement, including the reasons people do so.

According to a study by Merrill Lynch and a think tank called Age Wave, nearly three-quarters of pre-retirees over the age of 50 say their ideal retirement will involve working.

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