As Portfolios Recover, More Workers Retire At 65

by Yuki Noguchi, NPR
May 1, 2012

Many older baby boomers — those already 65 — are choosing to go ahead with retirement rather than wait. That's according to a study by MetLife, which says 45 percent of 65 year olds described themselves as "fully retired." Only 5 percent retired later than planned.

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