Indeed, an AARP study shows that 81 percent of baby boomers, a generation just about to enter its 60s, expects to work full or part time in retirement. In your 60s, you've arrived at traditional retirement. Let's take a look at the major questions folks in their 60s face, and some strategies for dealing with them. If you haven't done so already, take some time to figure out what you want your retirement life to be like. Create your ultimate wish list.
People are semi-retired.
They retire and then they go back to work. Dreaming up your retirement is only half of the picture. Funding those dreams is the rub. This question may be the toughest to answer. You need to figure out if your resources are enough to let you live the retirement you want.