Retirees Must Have These Four Key Components To Make A Winning Side Hustle

Congratulations, you’ve made the decision to start your own business. Well, maybe “business” sounds a little too formal. Perhaps it’s only a small retirement side hustle. This, in itself, can benefit you in more ways than you think.

“Beyond financial rewards, there is a psychological benefit to having a venture to focus energy on,” says Charles Catania, Principal of Branding with Chuck in Vernon, Connecticut. “Whether it is in a consultancy capacity or beginning a woodworking business, for example, being able to create value is something in which many retirees see tremendous value. It is a great way to ease out of the workforce.”

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