Research suggests that people who continue to work are less likely to experience social isolation.
“….working longer could not only help cover the cost of long-term care but also reduce the risk that you’ll need it in the first place. …..Research by the Age Friendly Foundation and RetirementJobs.com, a website for job seekers 50 and older, found that more than 60% of older adults surveyed who were still working interacted with at least 10 different people every day, while only 15% of retirees said they spoke to that many people on a daily basis (the study was conducted before the pandemic).
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