A new study says that 77% of today's workers plan on working after their formal retirement, but current retirees would probably wish them luck. »more»

Patty Gale of Baby Boomer's Today has useful suggestions for those fantasizing about starting a home based business. Since LifeTwo started out as a home-based business we feel comfortable confirming the importance of Patty's list (and we've added an important #6 below). »more»

First off, and thanks to the Boomer Chronicles, we can tell you that "older" workers are becoming the norm and not the exception.

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Stephanie Chen of the Wall Street Journal has an interesting take on a midlife career change which she discusses in her article "The Over-50 Crowd Takes to the Road In Paid Big-Rig Gigs" (may require fee) »more»

The stereotypical entrepreneur may be a twenty-something living on Red Bull and writing code well into the night. But real entrepreneurs have greying hair and a nest egg.

U.S. News reporters Emily Brandon and James M. Pethokoukis say that as boomers approach 60, »more»

When Rodney Dangerfield went "Back to School" in the 1986 movie, the idea of a sixty-something person going back to college was the comic premise of the film. »more»

I just came across the 50 AARP Best Employers for Workers Over 50. Even though the list is a few months old it remains relevant for baby boomers researching a job change. »more»

The Miami Herald says late-career Baby Boomers are trying to craft "retirement jobs" -- real work with extra flexibility.

The idea is not yet widespread. The article notes that only 30% of employers currently offer older workers reduced hours, and only 19% more are willing to consider the idea. Many employers consider middle-aged workers unduly expensive. »more»

USA Today's front page story is a bucket of cold water for baby boomers who expect to work into their 60's to save money for retirement: »more»