Three people who work multiple jobs share the pros and cons of double dipping. One person gave up hobbies and sleep to retire in their 30s.

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Zitser, a senior reporter at Business Insider, balanced his job with writing his first book. Consistency and celebrating ...

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More people are opting for multiple full-time gigs to make more money. The trend of being “overemployed,” where a person holds multiple full-time jobs, is gaining steam on a global scale. The ...

Researchers from Emmanuel College in Boston explore the lived experiences of students who work and attend college full-time and how colleges and universities can better support these learners. As the ...

The 9-to-5 jobs and their rules no longer exist. As a result, people are increasingly opting for polywork, a flexible and fulfilling way to work. For many workers, the cost of living has increased ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rachel Wells is a writer who covers leadership, AI, and upskilling. You've seen it in the headlines. You know that you could be ...

Question: “It’s my understanding that if you are still working full time you do not need to take RMDs until you retire. What happens if you’re 73 and still working full time? Who can explain these ...

Ditch your employer's health coverage? That may be the best option - but there are trade-offs. For some 64-year-olds, the countdown to their next birthday is extra exciting. When they hit 65, they ...

The percentage of full-time working Americans who also manage caregiving responsibilities has risen sharply in recent years, posing difficulties for employees that require support from employers, ...