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[Rangie]

After a pretty rough year since March ( won't go into detail as it would take too long) booked a break away with the tin tent every month from April to September , Sussex Yorkshire Devon Cornwall & Norfolk so the Range Rover is in for some serious towing.Not decided where to go abroad yet in July SWMBO wants to see if we can get a bargain last minute deal , I'm all in favour of that..😎

[Varche]

Happiest years of our lives are the years 65 to 69.

Make the most of it as Lord Opti will then have you watching Bargain Humt, place in the country.

Happy tin tenting

[Rangie]

Happiest years of our lives are the years 65 to 69.

Make the most of it as Lord Opti will then have you watching Bargain Humt, place in the country.

Happy tin tenting

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Thanks Varche,
I took partial retirement in 2014 when I reached 60 best thing I ever did work 19.5 hours  per week which is about 9/10 days a month with rest days & shift swops I can get long periods of time off , got to make the most of it..😎

[Sir Tigger KC]

Happiest years of our lives are the years 65 to 69.

Glad I've got something to look forward to and I hope I get there then, as I thought the years from 17 - 32 were pretty awesome! 

But if 65 - 69 are better... 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Happiest years of our lives are the years 65 to 69.

Glad I've got something to look forward to and I hope I get there then, as I thought the years from 17 - 32 were pretty awesome! 

But if 65 - 69 are better... 

Collectively known as the  'Marina years'......

More wet muff than you could shake a stick at.

[Doctor Gollum]

Happiest years of our lives are the years 65 to 69.

Glad I've got something to look forward to and I hope I get there then, as I thought the years from 17 - 32 were pretty awesome! 

But if 65 - 69 are better... 

Collectively known as the  'Marina years'......

More wet muff than you could wave your sausage at.

Ooh er

[biggriffin]

I'll be working till I'm 70, as I don't have a civil service pension, and I invested badly as a youff in Greene King shares on a daily basis.

[henryd]

Happiest years of our lives are the years 65 to 69.

Glad I've got something to look forward to and I hope I get there then, as I thought the years from 17 - 32 were pretty awesome! 

But if 65 - 69 are better... 

just slower 

[ronnyd]

I'll be working till I'm 70, as I don't have a civil service pension, and I invested badly as a youff in Greene King shares on a daily basis.

Liquid assets down the drain, sorry, urinal.

[TheBoy]

I'll be working till I'm 70, as I don't have a civil service pension, and I invested badly as a youff in Greene King shares on a daily basis.

Me too. And the whole Brexit nonsense has left me financially concerned for old age, as I've certainly lost an obscene amount of money from my investments over the whole ridiculous notion of it.

[Doctor Gollum]

Wrong thread.

[TheBoy]

Your biggest pension issue is starting out working for a nationalised company which was then privatised (sort of) and the subsequent bouncing around various third parties as your department gets reassigned...

I don't see it. Quite the opposite. I've probably had far less primary jobs than most 

[Rangie]

I'll be working till I'm 70, as I don't have a civil service pension, and I invested badly as a youff in Greene King shares on a daily basis.

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I intend to retire fully 2021/2 I enjoy working on the specialised unit I'm on at present , the job keeps me physically fit, I actually passed with ease today my self defence refresher and the amount of time I have off enables me to swim ( 40 lengths per day) and walk every day for at least 90 minutes. As for pensions I was advised by relatives that were serving in the forces to make sure that I followed suit because you don't want "to be potless" in your later years glad I heeded their advice.😁

[TheBoy]

I'll be working till I'm 70, as I don't have a civil service pension, and I invested badly as a youff in Greene King shares on a daily basis.

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I intend to retire fully 2021/2 I enjoy working on the specialised unit I'm on at present , the job keeps me physically fit, I actually passed with ease today my self defence refresher and the amount of time I have off enables me to swim ( 40 lengths per day) and walk every day for at least 90 minutes. As for pensions I was advised by relatives that were serving in the forces to make sure that I followed suit because you don't want "to be potless" in your later years glad I heeded their advice.😁

Ignoring the civil service gold lined pensions, the rest of the country is at the mercy of how people vote in referendums.

[Rangie]

I'll be working till I'm 70, as I don't have a civil service pension, and I invested badly as a youff in Greene King shares on a daily basis.

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I intend to retire fully 2021/2 I enjoy working on the specialised unit I'm on at present , the job keeps me physically fit, I actually passed with ease today my self defence refresher and the amount of time I have off enables me to swim ( 40 lengths per day) and walk every day for at least 90 minutes. As for pensions I was advised by relatives that were serving in the forces to make sure that I followed suit because you don't want "to be potless" in your later years glad I heeded their advice.😁

Ignoring the civil service gold lined pensions, the rest of the country is at the mercy of how people vote in referendums.

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I think it's fairly obvious that the State Pension age will increase over the next few years to 70+ eventually, in reality the powers that be ( all of them) don't want people to live long enough to collect  it, stay fit & healthy my advice if you've worked for it you deserve it.