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Video Interactive: Phasing Into Retirement

On by Nick

The notion of retirement in the United States is shifting. Americans are working later in life and retirement no longer means a complete departure from the workforce. For many, it’s an economic necessity. For others, work continues to enrich and provide value in their lives.

Interactive: Staying on the job past retirement age

On by Nick

More and more working Americans are opting to put off retirement for a variety of factors, including economic ones. An AP-NORC Center poll explores the attitudes of people over 50.

Video Interactive – Perspectives on Caregiving (2018)

On by Nick

Unpaid family members and friends provide much of the long-term care that older Americans need to remain in their homes and communities as they age. However, these caregivers often shoulder a large personal burden themselves, according to an AP-NORC Center survey of adults with caregiving experience. This AP-NORC Center video interactive explores the perspectives of these informal caregivers.