(Heuristic can be contrasted with algorithm ic.) The term seems to have two usages: 1) Describing an approach to learning by trying without necessarily having an organized hypothesis or way of proving that the results proved or disproved the hypothesis. That is, seat-of-the-pants or trial-by-error learning.
If you want to keep working after 65 but you do not want to keep your current schedule, reduce your hours. 1  Talk to your employer about the possibility of working less hours. 2  Work part time somewhere else.ork beyond 65 by staying in your current career, choosing a part time job or exploring a new career path, and plan your finances and Social Security and Medicare benefits carefully.
Yes, you'll be getting less, but you'll also start collecting earlier, and you might be surprised how long it takes to make up the difference. The government uses the example of someone who can receive $750 a month at 62 or $1,000 a month at a full retirement age of 66. A person starting early earns $3,000 less a year, but he or she also has collected $36,000 in benefits by age 66. It will take 12 years, until age 78, to make up that difference. Step 3. If you're working and in good health, wait at least until full retirement age.