Working later in life a lifesaver for some, a drag for others

Working later in life a lifesaver for some, a drag for others
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The Washington Post
By Bob BrodyAt 72, I still work about 30 hours a week, but only because I like to. I get a lot out of it – intellectual stimulation, social connection, a sense of identity, the opportunity to contribute to society. At the very least, it keeps me feeling functional.I’m not alone. Staying on the job longer – into one’s 70s, 80s and even beyond – has become increasingly common, and this made me wonder whether working past 65 is good for you.What I learned from the latest research is that there are health benefits asso...

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