7 steps to take if you're forced to retire early, according to a lawyer and retirement expert

Fuente: Business Insider

Lawyer and retirement expert Elizabeth Zelinka Parsons said that while retirement can be stressful, it can help to think of it as a graduation. Ché WilsonElizabeth Zelinka Parsons helps career professionals transition into retirement. She acknowledged that many federal workers are being forced to consider retiring early.

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