Off course, if one is physically and mentally fit, one can invest into something that would generate money. Pension doesn't mean a person isn't free to invest or start a business.
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It is okay for pensioners to keep working even after retired, though not in the public sector. So many pensioners are self employed while others have gotten jobs perhaps in a private sector.Yes, there are retirees i see around who have taken up businesses.
even when they are aged, they open up a small store to sell provision or anything else.
Not all pensioners rely on just their pension.
One of the things that any person that is into paid employment should do,is to have a side business that will help him in addition to what he is currently earning in paid employment,it will help him to understand how business is being run.For no reason should you depend on your pension for survival. Also have something doing instead of waiting for monthly pension that might fail to arrive some time. You see your pension should not stop you from working after retirement if need be.
I resonate with you, it is true that responsibility should not be avoided even during retirement.I concur. I also wanted to make it clear that i did not suggest sitting down at home too infact I think sitting down at home is more risky the taking up a new responsibility I just wanted to point out that after retirement rest is really important as body cells have started depreciating
The issue of working after retirement is sole the chioce of the person that is involved,if he still has the capacity to continue in other vocation then he can go ahead and be engaged.It is actually good to continue work ing but in vocational trades like farming, freelancing,pet sitter,trading e.t.c but it actually depends on the health of the person,of the person is not physically fit,it is advisable for he/she to stop to avoid health hazards of risk.