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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here is my question if you are a married man with a Stay at home wife what is in it for her for husband to retire before 67?

I mean she finally has a taste of freedom after raising 2-4 kids. Her husband is bringing in good income. She is most likely 2-4 years younger so her medical depends on him. Her income stream is cut greatly if he retires before full retirement age of 67. She gets stuck with expensive medical bills and now she has to deal with him getting in the way and wanting breakfast and lunch.

My math the absolute earliest I can retire is 67 as wife will almost be 65 after I get my bonus for year then we can do Cobra a few months and go straight to medicare for her.

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the wife wants the husband to be happy and rested?[/quote]

Also the wife wants to hang out with her husband? Believe it or not, the wife actually chose the person to spend the rest of her life with.[/quote]

This.  If you read the initial post in this subthread and thought that it resembled your marriage, I have bad news - you are in the wrong marriage.  [/quote]
+1000

Why stay married if you don't want to enjoy life together 95%+ of the time?  (Because yes when they are home 100%, sometimes they get annoying, but that happens even in good marriages at times) 
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