Are you planning to work in retirement? It’s time to face up to reality, experts

Retirement is supposed to be the time when you sleep in and set your own schedule. However, recent surveys suggest most Americans believe they'll be "clocking in" even when they're technically "clocked out."

Data from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) (1) shows that 74% of workers say they plan to keep working well into their retirement. Despite this persistent belief in perpetual productivity, the EBRI noted that relatively few retirees actually jump back into the workforce. In 2026, only 31% of surveyed retirees are still working.

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Interestingly, the myth of working into retirement hasn't waned over the past few decades. Every year since 1999, when the EBRI has asked Americans about this topic in the Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS), there's been a similar percentage gap between expectat

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