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Retirement Update
- Thread starter Anseo
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Congrats , so does that mean Happy Birthday to you as it is to me too , but I'm only 4o today so thats another 2o years for me to go ! 🙁
This is actually a vary difficult period for them both. With all that time on their hands, they will begin to feel the need to tinker with things that arent actually broken. Resist chaps, get drunk instead.
Congrats by the way.
You may find this of some use
https://www.nrshealthcare.co.uk/mobility-aids/walking-aids/walking-frames-rollators
Congrats by the way.
You may find this of some use
https://www.nrshealthcare.co.uk/mobility-aids/walking-aids/walking-frames-rollators
https://www.nrshealthcare.co.uk/mobility-aids/walking-aids/walking-frames-rollators[/quoteThingy said:
I don't know about the other birthday boy but I'm nowhere near that kind of them mobility status yet ....
as you can see on a daily basis !! B)
Dustydog said:
Happy Birthday, Craig... I turn 38 this week!
@Anseo - Congrats on the new job.
Congrats Anseo, join the club, I've had 23 years of it -- mind you I was only a 'boy' when I started, don't think I've knocked any of those good intention jobs off yet.! - But there's always tomorrow.
As the saying goes - 'Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow'
As the saying goes - 'Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow'
Congratulations on your retirement 🙂 get on and enjoy everything you have always wanted to do.
There seems to be 2 generations on this forum the over 60s/retired folk,and us lot around the 40 mark(I'm 44 this July) one thing that always comes up in our work conversations is you wait till you've got the time and the money (retirement)but not the body to do stuff,so I intend to get towards 55-60 and take some longer time off to do stuff while my kids have grown up and I'm fit and able,then if I can be bothered/need to go back to part time work.What would our older contributors advise your younger self to have done differently/earlier?
There seems to be 2 generations on this forum the over 60s/retired folk,and us lot around the 40 mark(I'm 44 this July) one thing that always comes up in our work conversations is you wait till you've got the time and the money (retirement)but not the body to do stuff,so I intend to get towards 55-60 and take some longer time off to do stuff while my kids have grown up and I'm fit and able,then if I can be bothered/need to go back to part time work.What would our older contributors advise your younger self to have done differently/earlier?
Brasso, I am 67,, but think I am only 50, Silly ******, I have worked overerseas, Mostly West Africa for most of my working live, as an Helicopter engineer, Very active, due to climbing around the helis. apart from a few bouts of Malaria and Self inflicted alcohol overdosing, nothing wrong, retirment came, relaxed a lot, put on a few pound, Got them off again, keep active, in any way you can, Mow the lawn in the Morning , take the dogs to the pub at lunch time, to keep up to,date with local news, from Friends in the pubs,
In my case I want to join a local wall climbing club as I miss climbing up the helis.
But most of all argue with the wife until she says" Take me for lunch then". And always try and smile at everything.
In my case I want to join a local wall climbing club as I miss climbing up the helis.
But most of all argue with the wife until she says" Take me for lunch then". And always try and smile at everything.
I asked "what would you do different "because my father worked and built his business up,sold it,bought a motorhome travelled for 2yrs then keeled over all before 63yrs old!on the other hand my father in law is 70 this year and still working because he doesn't have any interests and says he's too old to do anything!Both have/had enough money to do anything they want,only one ran out of time,The other is saving for a rainy day he may not see.
I don't want to be like either,I'd like to have a happy medium.
P.s my mums having a fabulous time spending my fathers money 🙂
I don't want to be like either,I'd like to have a happy medium.
P.s my mums having a fabulous time spending my fathers money 🙂
Congratulations on your retirement. As long as you have a decent pension then life should be great and you wonder how you ever had time ti fit work in.
I did retire slightly early in late April of that year rather than September which left me free for the Summer which was a good decision. It was one of my colleagues who suggested that as retiring then meant you had plenty to do to overcome the shock of the change of routine rather than winter when there was less on offer with long dark nights and I can say that was excellent advice.
I did retire slightly early in late April of that year rather than September which left me free for the Summer which was a good decision. It was one of my colleagues who suggested that as retiring then meant you had plenty to do to overcome the shock of the change of routine rather than winter when there was less on offer with long dark nights and I can say that was excellent advice.
Congratulations on your retirement. Hope you both have many happy years ahead doing whatever takes your fancy.
Congratulations from the bottom of my heart! I just worked my last day as an employee just a month ago and was incredibly happy. It's so good that now you can live for your pleasure and not think about the financial situation, since I used the services of amazing https://www.hensoncrisp.com/retirement-pensions/ in advance, which allowed me to be confident in the future and live in your pleasure. I can imagine with what delight you celebrated your last day as an employee, as I made a big celebration about this! As it turned out, the pension is not as scary as everyone imagines it xoxo
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