Money - Making it/Keeping it
If you have to work in retirement out of necessity or you just want to work here are some ideas for fun jobs. People send me a lot of ideas. I try to put then in this blog from time to time. I am 72. I am writing this blog. I can't imagine not working. But it is different now. I work when I want and how I want. Work is a lot less stressful than before I retired. I have a retired person's attitude. No more building a career. I am having fun in retirement. Seniors are becoming one of the dominate demographic groups and we are part of that group. We have a leg up on the younger employees.
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Seniors also need to have an extra source of income, whether to supplement their current income or simply to keep themselves occupied. The issue with this is that since they’re not physically fit and most money-making activities are physically and mentally strenuous, their options are quite limited. Nevertheless, here are five ways for seniors to make money with very little effort. PureAudacity.com
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You’re done with your career (picture Mel Gibson yelling, “Freedom!” with blue paint on his face.) But—like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino, you’re not quite ready for the old folks’ home. You’d like some income and social time, just without the pressure of a 40-year-long commitment.
The best jobs for retirees are out there, the trick is finding them! And that’s exactly what we did: this guide has 110 jobs for seniors, plus expert tips to land senior jobs fast.
Adults age 50 and older are starting new businesses at a rate that's been growing for more than 20 years — and accelerating since 2008. Many of these new entrepreneurs are using skills developed during careers to start successful businesses, all while enjoying the experiences that come with working for themselves.
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