65: A speed limit, not a milepost
Increased longevity and the Great Recession are making Baby Boomers reassess the normal retirement age
Retirement used to mean turning 65 and collecting a gold watch from your lifelong employer. Well the watch has been replaced by the digital clock on your iPhone. You've done essentially the same job but worked for five different employers during your career. And, 65 is no longer marks the exit ramp
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