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And for the Jealous "NON-Retirees...

Jabbo

Jabbo

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28 years in the Electric Cooperative world. Lineman, Safety Coordinator and Loss Control and now Operations Manager. Powerline business is in my blood!!! Probably gonna hang in there 10 more years.
Wife, Joy is self employed for 22 years as a pet groomer. Folks sure do love their pets, its been an amazing business!
 
37 years as an Independent Insurance Agent...
I just got off of the Social (In) Security website...
If I were fortunate enough to become disabled today; I'd receive a larger benefit check, than if I waited until age 67 to retire! :gaah:

But on the Bright Side: If I work until the age of 70; it's worth almost $600 bucks more per Month...
 
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Bob Denman said:
37 years as an Independent Insurance Agent...
I just got off of the Social (In) Security website...
If I were fortunate enough to become disabled today; I'd receive a larger benefit check, than if I waited until age 67 to retire! :gaah:
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That was you I saw fall down the steps, right! :yikes: :ohyea: :joke: Tom :spyder:
 
Bob Denman said:
37 years as an Independent Insurance Agent...
I just got off of the Social (In) Security website...
If I were fortunate enough to become disabled today; I'd receive a larger benefit check, than if I waited until age 67 to retire! :gaah:
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Money is not everything
good health and happiness is at the top of the list
I have been retired since 2011 and I miss working with the guys
So enjoy what you have
Don
 
"That was you I saw fall down the steps, right!
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:shocked: Ouch... :D :thumbup:
 
Here's the thing..!!

retire only if you have things to do..if you retire to rest you will fall apart...:roflblack: I have seen it too many times, I retired to work on this house and there is no light at the end of this tunnel..:roflblack::roflblack:
 
I retired to ryde the Spyder and I am riding my dream.. in the past month put 2000 miles on my RT and 2500 miles on my F3
 
My wife and I are retiring in 8 years. We will be 55 at that time and are going to enjoy our retirement. Possibly move to Central or South America where there is no snow and our dollar gets the best bang or do the snowbird thing. 6 months in Canada and 6 months in Central/South America. I plan on staying busy but I will be glad to do something different.
 
37 Years in IT Data Centers and other High Tech Ventures. Don't know if I have 8 more years in me, but having too much fun not to try. It does put a damper on Spyder Ryding. Just 2400 Miles in over 3 years.
 
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Jealous

Hang in there, Retirement comes before you know it. Don't retire just to sit on the couch and drink beer, had too many peers do that and die in a year or two. Enjoy your retirement doing what you want. I had two more careers after I retired and the beauty part is I could leave if it got boring or drudgery.
 
Chupaca said:
retire only if you have things to do..if you retire to rest you will fall apart...:roflblack: I have seen it too many times, I retired to work on this house and there is no light at the end of this tunnel..:roflblack::roflblack:
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That Light at the end of the tunnel is a train. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::thumbup:
 
10 more years for me

20 years Australian Army (Retired) and now have 17 years under my belt doing Project Controls in Light Rail, Capital Improvements, Engineering and currently Mechanical Piping. Looking forward to retiring and moving to where I can ryde all year round! (and maybe continue as an independent project controller a few days a week)
 
Glad to see that not all :spyder2: owners are retired. I was getting a bit scared there. :roflblack::roflblack:

Not fully retired, still teaching at the University, a couple classes per semester.
 
Bob Denman said:
37 years as an Independent Insurance Agent...
I just got off of the Social (In) Security website...
If I were fortunate enough to become disabled today; I'd receive a larger benefit check, than if I waited until age 67 to retire! :gaah:

But on the Bright Side: If I work until the age of 70; it's worth almost $600 bucks more per Month...
Click to expand...

But think of all the fun you could of had on your :spyder2: from age 65 to 70. :yes:
 
Jabbo said:
28 years in the Electric Cooperative world. Lineman, Safety Coordinator and Loss Control and now Operations Manager. Powerline business is in my blood!!! Probably gonna hang in there 10 more years.
Wife, Joy is self employed for 22 years as a pet groomer. Folks sure do love their pets, its been an amazing business!
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Note to all: I have seen and met his wife, the man married up for sure. :yikes::yikes::yikes: :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:



Cruzr Joe
 
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