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Retired healthy at 62, first 6 months were great/caught up on house, now bored bored bored. could use more money. suggestions?
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Back to work: Lots of people go back to work after "retirement", pick something you like, maybe part time? There are many reasons to work, not always because you need the money. Staying active and productive is beneficial to mental and physical health.
Answered 8/10/2012
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