The phrase "retired folk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who have retired from their jobs. For example: "The retired folk in the neighborhood often spend time fishing at the lake."
And sure, there were a lot of obviously retired folk on the boat.
Many newly retired folk sign up for voluntary work, and many more get drafted into family duties, looking after grandchildren or frail old parents.
There were retired folk in cardigans; sleek, almost-famous actors; parents and children; millenials-who-can't-buy-homes-because-they-drink-too-many-oat-milk-flat-whites.
Of those that funded pro-Carson outside groups, retired folk led the way again with $4.3 million, with those in the livestock ($433,000) and real estate ($342,000) industries at Nos. two and three, respectively.
That again weakens the idea of higher corporate-tax revenue.Messrs Feldstein and Samwick also assume that retired folk will convert their personal retirement accounts into a variable-rate annuity, based on a combination of stocks and bonds, rather than a fixed-rate annuity.
Some retired folk there saw their pensions cut from $27,000 a year to $12,000.
ReServe is a marvelous solution to the problem of how to find challenging and valued work for older "retired" folks, and how nonprofits can afford the expert help they may need.
It makes a kind of sense, even if now the Asian Network seems a little less about housewives calling in to request an old Bollywood classic, or retired folks shooting the breeze.
Not in tune, not quite in the right rhythm, but cabdrivers, lawyers, retired folks, secretaries, Indian-, Russian-, Chinese-, Spanish-, Greek- and many other hyphen-Americans, all re-energized as we finished our civic duty, waving our arms and singing, "Oo, oo, oooo, honey".
RVs are mostly thought of as something retired folks or vacationing families motor around in.
Families with school-age kids often go away over the summer, and retired folks from the north like to head for warmer climes when the weather gets cold.
