Not when, but WILL you retire?

[Anonymous]

I don't plan to retire unless I'm not physically or mentally able to work. Most people I have known have died once they retired.

[Anonymous]

Thought we were good, but FP told us we will need another 200-300k each just to cover medical cost. He thinks mean testing and /or having to pay insurance(instead of medicare) into late 60's or how ever long you live, will be expensive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't plan to retire unless I'm not physically or mentally able to work. Most people I have known have died once they retired.

My grandfather retired at 60 and lived to be 93. He said only the last 10 years of his life were boring.

[Anonymous]

We got married older, have a special needs child, and neither of us earned much money until my husband's salary increased significantly the past 5 years. With our current financial planning, I don't see anyway he is retiring until at least 75 (thankfully, he doesn't want to retire because he loves his job) and hopefully I will go back to work soon so we can build up something ore than bare minimum for sustained life. Then we'll figure it out with each passing year.

[Anonymous]

Wfey did 20yrs with IBM. I did 25 yrs with Apple. then self employed for 7 yrs, both on Keough plan no tax untl now and we are living better now than during working years. oven front condo in Palm Beach thanks to ESOPs.

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