Changing Retirement Age: Americans Embrace Longer Working Lives Amid Economic Shifts
A growing number of Americans are deviating from the traditional retirement age of 65, driven by economic challenges and personal choices. Many older individuals continue to work past 80, while younger generations are embracing the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement. This shift is influenced by factors such as longer life spans, rising living costs, and a desire for meaningful work. The traditional retirement model is being redefined as people seek fulfillment and purpose in their careers, rather than simply marking time until retirement. 
