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Study: Delaying Retirement Might Help You Live Longer

May 13, 2016/in Social Engagement, working for pay /by admin

Delaying retirement has many financial benefits. You can tuck away some of your continued earnings for the future and give your existing savings more time to compound. Social Security payments also increase for those who sign up at an older age. A new study from Oregon State University found that retiring after age 65 may additionally help you live longer.

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