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01-24-2017, 09:43 AM
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Retirement - I have no experience
Opinions wanted.
Since these will be opinions there are no wrong answers. I will be 65 in August having worked 45 continuous years. The past 8 years I've enjoyed more of a position and not so much a job. I worked 37 years in IT (computers) and the past 8 as a VP for a small company of 35 employees in the Breathing Air Compressor business. My full retirement age isn't until 66 and I've never started Soc Sec because of the penalties you get smacked with if you continue to work. I've paid in for 45 years and they still tell me how I can get my money! I never had a heart attack but I've had quadruple heart bypass at age 57 and my family history is poor for a long life. I don't smoke or drink so I must have the undesirable gene mix. Four of my siblings died before reaching 62. Ok, that's probably too much about me. Knowing this I'm sure most of you would say that I should have retired already. Simple question, what's it like to be retired? My question is more directed towards what would do you do all day not so much when I should retire. I have had a work routine for 45 years and I just can't imagine not getting up and going to a place of work. What the heck would I do all day??? Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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