A study by the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies found that 57% of workers across all generations plan to work in retirement either full-time (21%) or part-time (36%). As older Americans ...

If you work part-time or have worked part-time under the Federal Employees’ Retirement System, that time still counts toward your retirement eligibility. You don't need to tack on extra years just ...

Retirement has traditionally been a time to leave the workforce and focus on a more relaxing lifestyle. Now that perception has changed. Retirees today are increasingly taking on part-time work for ...

Even though they’re technically done working their traditional 9-to-5, many retirees who want to earn some extra cash seek out part-time work. The reasons for this are numerous. Some retirees simply ...

As the landscape of retirement evolves, many seniors are seeking ways to stay active and financially secure without the ...

The trend of working part-time in retirement keeps growing, partly because digital and remote work has made it easy for U.S. seniors to log in and make a buck. But it’s not only about technology and ...

More than half a million Americans over 80 continue working after retirement, earning a median wage of $57,100 in fields like education or construction.

More retirees are staying busy — but not everyone is working. Many retirees choose to stay connected to work, even if only part-time. Whether it's substitute teaching, freelancing, or picking up a fun ...

Despite the long-held convention that retirement is the best way to spend your golden years, there is a growing trend of "unretiring" among seniors.

Many doctors picture retirement as mornings in the clinic and afternoons at home. A recent survey of 5000 physicians (average age, 63 years) by Deutsches Ärzteblatt, a German medical journal, found ...