Seniors with no plans to scale back


Even though she does not earn much at the Section 14 market selling knick-knacks, Zaharah sees running a stall as a way to occupy her time.

SIXTY, the minimum retirement age, is merely a number for many older folk who continue to live a life filled with purpose and passion.

StarMetro spoke to four individuals in their 70s and 80s on why they continued to work even though they were no longer bound by financial commitments or in search of career advancement.

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