Insurance company Aviva’s latest Real Retirement Report has found that nearly one-in-four (23%) people aged 65 to 74 are earning a wage.  Since 2010, the percentage of 64-year-olds still completing salaried work has risen from 41 per cent to 55 per cent.

Roger Marsden, head of retirement at Aviva, told the Telegraph that ”What we are seeing is the first baby boomers setting out a new model for later life, and getting the most out of their improved physical health and the freedom to continue working for longer.” The full article is available from the Telegraph.