Posted AT 6:57 PM EDT on 11/12/06
Economist answers your questions on retirement
Tuesday marks the end of mandatory retirement in Ontario, and other provincial governments have already changed their rules in anticipation of a looming labour shortage.
Already, many people plan to work past the traditional retirement age of 65, either because they can't afford a life of leisure or because they enjoy working.
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Earlier discussion
- Retirement
- Economist answered your questions.
- Talkin' 'bout ...
- Explore myths, realities of the boomers.
- Your views?
- Disagree with the selections in our poll? Make your own suggestions.
Seen and heard
- Talking about their generations
- Three boomers: 40s, 50s, 60s
- Back in touch
- Michael talks to former classmates
In pictures
- Then and now
- The class of 1965 at Kelvin High School in Winnipeg
Commentary
- Roy MacGregor
Missed out on early retirement? You may get none at all
- Murray Campbell
Freedom 68? Watch what you wish for
