retirement?
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Figurenfreund66
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Hi
To envy Congratulations, you are.
Cheers
Hendryk
To envy Congratulations, you are.
Cheers
Hendryk
DEL
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You'll love it, every day is like a Saturday.
I retired 7 months ago just after my 57th birthday (2 years later than I'd planned) and it's been brilliant.
I'm doing a bit of voluntary work which I think is good for the soul. The best bit is getting up in the morning and having the whole day to myself.
Cheers
Derek
I retired 7 months ago just after my 57th birthday (2 years later than I'd planned) and it's been brilliant.
I'm doing a bit of voluntary work which I think is good for the soul. The best bit is getting up in the morning and having the whole day to myself.
Cheers
Derek
megroot
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Derek are you saying....57 ???????
I was promised to go on retirement after 40 years working. Now, just 2 year to go and they stretched it for me till 66.
So by then I have worked 50 years.
Now I know why the Dutch has to work so long.....
We fill the EU moneyhole out of our the Pensionfunds.....
And all the other countrys are lauchen at us.
Anyway........I hope you can enjoy it for another 40 years or maybe more.
I was promised to go on retirement after 40 years working. Now, just 2 year to go and they stretched it for me till 66.
So by then I have worked 50 years.
Now I know why the Dutch has to work so long.....
We fill the EU moneyhole out of our the Pensionfunds.....
And all the other countrys are lauchen at us.
Anyway........I hope you can enjoy it for another 40 years or maybe more.
I wonder what is the sensation?
Congratulations you made it!
Marc, not just you mate, I work since 1990 (18) and I can only think on my retirement at age of 65 maybe 67 with new measures, so, 47 or 49 years working, many nights with open eyes see the trains passing by on the tracks.
I dont think the new generations will have this luck, the world is changing for worst more 10 years democracy is gonna be a distant view in Europe...:thumb down:
Congratulations you made it!
Marc, not just you mate, I work since 1990 (18) and I can only think on my retirement at age of 65 maybe 67 with new measures, so, 47 or 49 years working, many nights with open eyes see the trains passing by on the tracks.
I dont think the new generations will have this luck, the world is changing for worst more 10 years democracy is gonna be a distant view in Europe...:thumb down:
John Bowery
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Congratulations.
John
John
thanks guys but i have been working since 1969 starting with consulting engineer firm for 3 monthes and then the messinger service , then wall street- my first scandal not me just the companys ceo and the last company was cbs.inc because i throught i could get promated but found out no so i stayed in the mailroom for 41 years and that is it and now i can say i have not gone anywhere in the company.
