More opt to work beyond traditional retirement age but some are forced to, says advice group Rest Less
The number of people aged 60 and older who are self-employed has reached a record of almost 1 million, research suggests.
This represents an increase of more than a third (33%) in the past decade, to reach 991,432 self-employed people aged 60 or over in 2023, according to analysis by Rest Less, which offers advice to older people.
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