Most Americans expect to keep working in retirement. Few retirees actually work.

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Americans frequently think they will retire later than they actually do. That poses problems for their finances in retirement.

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Retirement is often portrayed as a point in time where you switch off work and begin enjoying a life of leisure filled with your favorite pursuits. And while there can be some truth in that, reality ...

Most Americans want to keep working in retirement. But few retirees actually work. That finding, from a new survey, illustrates a perennial gap between expectations and reality for American retirees.