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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I retired at 57. I do whatever I feel like. I exercise a lot. I read. I’ve traveled a good amount. I’ve spent a lot of time helping out my elderly mom. I have been doing a lot of home projects, tackling the deferred maintenance that I didn’t have time or energy to deal with when I was working. Some days I binge watch shows. Some days I go exploring - to museums, parks, trails. I have volunteered. I go to cultural events like film festivals, art shows, special events at embassies, walking tours. There are so many things to do in DC that even as a retiree I don’t get to all of the things on my wishlist. I balance activities with downtime depending on my energy level. It’s wonderful.[/quote]
I retired at 60. Pretty much same.[/quote].

I don’t consider 57/60 early. [/quote]

Well, I guess everyone can a have a subjective definition of “early” but 57-60 is too early for Social Security and Medicare and below 59.5 is too young for penalty free withdrawals from IRAs and any other retirement accounts not subject to the Rule of 55. So, yes, it’s early by most standards.[/quote]

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