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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Encourage your mom to maintain a PT job.  Normally, women outlive men by many years.  Maybe she will buy a tiny home near you or near friends years from now.  [/quote]

They will have Social Security, Medicare, and savings your mom should definitely have an easy receptionist job somewhere just to help her enjoy the day and to give some every day money for them both. I would also encourage your Dad to get a cashier job at Home Depot when he wants to retire. It brings in spending money, and is a fun way for anyone who has enjoyed an outdoor or physical job over their life. I’ve been on a computer my whole life and actually can’t wait to do this myself. [/quote]

LOL. Retail cashier jobs are the furthest thing from “fun.”[/quote]

My 67 yo FIL is a retired contractor and really enjoys his part time job at Home Depot. He loves getting people set up for a successful project. He doesn't need the money but I don't think he'll ever quit.[/quote]

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