10 part-time jobs for retirees

Seasonal or part-time work can help stretch a retirement budget. You might be surprised to see where such opportunities can be found -- and how many qualifications you already possess.

By Jennifer Lawler, Bankrate.com

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Torquemada4008
Mar 27, 2012 6:49AM
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I work for Alpine and I would be terribly saddened if my grandma had to work for this company. Please consider checking out the inside scoop before you apply go to aaworkersleague [dot] wordpress [dot] com or Facebook search "Occupy Alpine".
Savannah2010
Feb 15, 2012 11:15AM
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I research all types of things in my current job and for different groups I'm in, but never thought of using it to make extra money or something I could do after I retire.
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