For many of us, our work is a source of pleasure or meaning. And equally, for many of us, working is essential to keeping us economically afloat. While physically demanding jobs may be difficult to continue as we get older, most of us assume we can put off retirement if we have a more sedentary career, with less physical exertion. That may, or may not, be true, depending on the job. In a new paper published by the Center For Retirement Research, analysts examined an array of jobs and whether they require “fluid intelligence,” or “crystalized intelligence.” Jobs requiring the acquisition of lots of new information may be harder for older workers to continue. However, occupations that rely on accumulated knowledge and perfected skills may be easier to continue beyond the traditional retirement age. How does your job rate in their assessment? Take a look at the rankings Here and read the actual report Here.