
More than 1 in 4 Americans between the ages of 65 and 74 still work today. That's higher than the share from about 30 years ago.1
But it is not just about paychecks.
For many people, work in retirement can mean purpose, structure, social connection, flexibility, or the chance to do something that feels more personally meaningful.
Click here to see how retirement is being reinvented.
This month's Visual Insights Newsletter looks at how retirement has shifted from a finish line into a more flexible life chapter. For some, that chapter includes part-time work. For others, it means volunteering, consulting, caregiving, traveling, creating, or trying something completely new.
Retirement is not one-size-fits-all anymore.
Click here to explore what modern retirement can look like.
P.S. Could you picture yourself working in some way during retirement, even if you didn't have to? Hit "comment" and tell me what kind of work would feel worthwhile to you.
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