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The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs for Aging Boomers - Planning to Retire (usnews.com)

The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs for Aging Boomers - Planning to Retire (usnews.com)

The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs for Aging Boomers - Planning to Retire (usnews.com)


The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs for Aging Boomers

More older Americans now work as retail salespersons than in any other occupation. But baby boomers are expected to find other things to do besides being store clerks as they come to dominate the 55-plus age bracket.

The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs for Aging Boomers - Planning to Retire (usnews.com): "The 20 Fastest-Growing Jobs for Aging Boomers
By EMILY BRANDON
Posted: July 25, 2008
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More older Americans now work as retail salespersons than in any other occupation. But baby boomers are expected to find other things to do besides being store clerks as they come to dominate the 55-plus age bracket."

Upside/Downside: The changing face of retirement / WCPN.org


Upside/Downside: The changing face of retirement

Friday, October 2, 2009
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Over the next decade and a half, some 78 million baby boomers will be entering their retirement years. But if you think those tens of millions of boomers will be lounging and golfing...think again. So argues Marc Freedman. He's the CEO of Civic Ventures and founder of the purpose prize. In his latest book, Encore -- finding work that matters in the second half of life, Freedman argues that boomers are changing what it means to be retired. He spoke with ideastream®'s Eric Wellman.Upside/Downside: The changing face of retirement / WCPN.org: "Upside/Downside: The changing face of retirement

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Over the next decade and a half, some 78 million baby boomers will be entering their retirement years. But if you think those tens of millions of boomers will be lounging and golfing...think again. So argues Marc Freedman. He's the CEO of Civic Ventures and founder of the purpose prize. In his latest book, Encore -- finding work that matters in the second half of life, Freedman argues that boomers are changing what it means to be retired. He spoke with ideastream�'s Eric Wellman."

How Baby Boomers Will Change Retirement - Many Will Mix Work and Play

Changing face of retirement

How Baby Boomers Will Change Retirement - Many Will Mix Work and Play