"[A recent] survey found that 19 percent of respondents between ages 55 and 64 consider themselves to be semi-retired, and another 32 percent hope to move into semi-retirement before retiring full time. The idea of semi-retirement is also popular among younger people, with 43 percent of 25- to 34-year-olds and 41 percent of people between ages 35 and 44 hoping to semi-retire. Workers between ages 45 and 54 are slightly less inclined toward semi-retirement, with only 27 percent planning to do so."  MORE >>