UK workers aged 60 or over: tell us about your self-employed job
The number of people aged 60 and older who are self-employed has reached a record of almost one million, according to research. The analysis suggests that more over-60s are choosing to work beyond traditional retirement age, while some are forced to.
We want to hear from people aged 60 or over about being self-employed and their reasons for still working. How long have you been self-employed and in what areas are you working?
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