You've analyzed the living expenses that you expect in retirement.  You've totalled up what you can expect from Social Security and that modest company pension.  You've talked to your financial advisor and worked up with him what you can reasonably expect your little investment portfolio to provide.  And there's a gap between your income and expenses, maybe a little gap, maybe a BIG gap, but it's a gap.  Recognize first of all that you are not alone.  Millions of baby boomers are facing that same reality.  And don't panic.  Yes, it means you cannot afford to go hunting and fishing every day, or play golf every day, or travel to every one of those vacation spots you have been dreaming about.  But it doesn't mean you will have to keep slaving away at your same old job for another five years.   What it means is that you will have to find new ways to generate some income--working part-time perhaps, or even going into business for yourself.  In this section we explore all your options, and provide some guidance to steer you in the right direction to see what retirement jobs could work for you.

Part-Time Work Opportunities

How To Buy an Existing Business

Buying a Franchise

Starting a New Venture