“My husband and I were going to retire at 65, but the house we owned was too big and too expensive. We downsized to a co-op. Working longer helped, too, both financially and because I love what I do.”
As readers can likely guess, those are the words of retirement expert Alicia Munnell, director of Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research. The 82-year old economist is herself retiring at year-end.
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