I posted it 5 times already and you have yet to read it once!The 54% is of the number of Boomers that reach age 65. If you are figuring by day it is 54% of 10,000. If you are figuring by month it is 54% of 300,000. And if you are figuring by year it is 54% of 3.65 million.
And page 2 from my source did not say that 31% of retiring Boomers went back to work. It said 1/3 of 31% of WORKING Boomers age 65 switched careers, retiring from one to start another. I know percents are difficult for you, but 1/3 of 31% is about 10%,
Here is the quote from page 2 for the 5th time. Try actually reading it this time.
Stupid here is your source
I always do, but CON$ always pretend to be blind deaf and dumb.
And I linked to an AARP study that showed that 54% of Boomers had already retired by age 65. Here it is for the third time for you to ignore.
http://assets.aarp.org/rgcenter/general/approaching-65.pdf
Our new survey of boomers turning 65 indicates that as the moment of truth arrives and
boomers are faced with the decision about retirement, about half (54%) already consider themselves retired, while 46% are employed full or part time, not in the labor force for other reasons, or unemployed and looking for work.
Page two second too last paragraph.
You can post it a thousand time it's not saying what you are saying.