Retirement was once a hard-earned rite of passage for most Americans. However, in modern times, as many working Americans struggle to make ends meet, it’s not always an option. And, outside of financial concerns, more individuals’ sense of purpose appears to be deeply connected to working. That means that for many, retirement is no longer a given, and for some, it’s not desirable.

Asset Preservation Wealth & Tax surveyed 1,000 working Americans age 65 to 99. According to the research, 51% of respondents said they planned to continue working indefinitely. “This isn’t too surprising considering the cost of living is on the rise,” the report explained. “Many seniors struggle with financial insecurity or fear of outliving their retirement savings.” Those with major healthcare costs or other f

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