Why do some people go back to work after "retiring" at age 60?

1. Need more money in retirement than they thought that they did.

2. Boredom. (This is a VERY common reason.)

3. The chance to do what they love, vs what they need to do in order to survive.

4. Need health insurance and can't afford to pay for commercial insurance at that age.

5. Just to get out and meet people.

6. Need more paid in quarters to qualify for Social Security, or want to increase their benefits.

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