It seems as though despite one's age, the average age at which most Americans plan to retire is the ever-popular 65.
However, as the Boomers are discovering (indeed, the Fidelity research found that many Boomers are facing a worrisome drop in income), putting off full retirement by a few years can help shore up assets to ensure you don't suffer a decline in their income and standard of living.
What's more, Fidelity also cited that even working part time after age 65 can be a powerful way to stretch your retirement assets.
