10/3/2014 – The anti-retirement plan: Working 9-to-5 past 65 (WashingtonPost)

Paul Hyman doesn’t much care for golf or beach resorts. He doesn’t have a boat and isn’t any good at painting.

Hyman is among a growing group of people working full time beyond age 65, generally considered full retirement age. As of September, 60 percent of workers age 65 and older had full-time jobs, up from about 55 percent in September of 2007, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Read the full article at The Washington Post.