Many baby boomers have recently turned to investing in franchise businesses as a way to keep themselves involved in the workforce. Investing in a franchise is also an opportunity for a recently laid off 40-something year-old who might be a little too old to compete with some of the younger job applicants and not want to be trained in new job skills.
Seiler Schindel Segal attorney Kyle Moen joined KARE 11 News on August 21, 2015, with some tips if this is something you’re considering.
