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March ’25 Senior Resources Guide: Find Out if Retirement is Right for You
March ’25 Senior Resources Guide: Find Out if Retirement is Right for You
By
JCA
on March 20, 2025
by Suzanne Pollak, JCA Senior Writer, for the Washington Jewish Week
When Joe Biden left the presidency, he was 82 years old. He was followed by President Donald Trump, who started his four-year term at the age of 78. Dick Van Dyke is still dancing, and he recently turned 99. He sure puts on a happy face. Warren Buffett is still going strong at the age of 94. Harrison Ford at 82 currently is starring as ”Thunderbolt” Ross in the superhero film “Captain America: Brave New World.” In May, his movie, Thunderbolts,” will debut.
According to a recent article in The Washington Post’s Aging Well section, working part-time and full-time during former retirement ages has become the norm. There is no right or wrong day or age to retire, but there are some things to consider when deciding whether to take the plunge.
Many people find value in working and identify with their job. They tend to be healthier and more active than earlier generations, and they often believe they can fit in a job along with grandparenting, hobbies and a more active social life.
Check out the
latest Senior Resources Guide
to decide what is right for you.
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