Anyone retiring earlier than 65?
02-05-2018 | 03:28 AM
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02-05-2018 | 04:49 AM
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02-05-2018 | 05:14 AM
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For most voluntarily leaving early doesn't make any sense. Unless you've hit that magical # (which for most people is always more, more more) or your health prohibits you from working, why would you leave? You have your best seniority with highest earning potential. Even if you don't want to work, you're likely senior enough to camp out in a category where "work" means going to the sim once a quarter and not drinking beer 6 days a month. I'm far more likely to throttle back than call it quits when I hit my early 60s.
02-05-2018 | 05:20 AM
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For most voluntarily leaving early doesn't make any sense. Unless you've hit that magical # (which for most people is always more, more more) or your health prohibits you from working, why would you leave? You have your best seniority with highest earning potential. Even if you don't want to work, you're likely senior enough to camp out in a category where "work" means going to the sim once a quarter and not drinking beer 6 days a month. I'm far more likely to throttle back than call it quits when I hit my early 60s.
02-05-2018 | 05:21 AM
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For most voluntarily leaving early doesn't make any sense. Unless you've hit that magical # (which for most people is always more, more more) or your health prohibits you from working, why would you leave? You have your best seniority with highest earning potential. Even if you don't want to work, you're likely senior enough to camp out in a category where "work" means going to the sim once a quarter and not drinking beer 6 days a month. I'm far more likely to throttle back than call it quits when I hit my early 60s.
02-05-2018 | 05:25 AM
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I agree with you, but not everyone that is in their 60's is senior. If your a mid pack seniority number(perhaps a military guy that did a full career and got on at 40-50 yrs old) its not as nice as a civvy that was hired in the early to mid 20's. Those guys have it golden.
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