How long until you retire?

[selwonk]

29 years, 7 months and 13 days.

How bloody depressing!

[Muzzer]

37 years, 6 months and 23 days.

[patmahe]

39 years, 3 months and 10 days,

still it must mean I'm young right, right!!!!

[Rotary Madness]

46 years, 9 months and 22 days

Thats an incredibly depressing though, still means im younger than you lot

[Who me ?]

Whoopee - as I thought -a little over two and a half years .And as they say ,I'm entitled to Pension Credit -I'm getting it as I was made redundant a few months ago,and it pays more than JA ( but still maintain it's another unemployment figure fiddle )

[Slate99]

48 Years, 1 Month, 16 Days.

Forget that st - Good job I already have my private pension on the go!

[okgo]

46 years and 27 days

[ccr32]

42 years, 2 months and 13 days

I reckon I might have even paid off my student loan by then.

[BoRED S2upid]

36 years, 3 months and 15 days

As if!.

[Cheeky Jim]

30 years, 9 months and 13 days

it is indeed a depressing thought....still, I might have just paid my mortgage off by then!

[Jasandjules]

I opted out of SERPS a long time ago. My private pensions were set at 50, but that's changed now thanks to that thieving scumbag at No. 10.

[Mojooo]

to be fair if its under 15 yars chances are you will die of old age soon, so its not all bad people.

[Jasper Gilder]

Too bloody long!!

[Kermit power]

27 years, 11 months and 5 days for me.

[Petemate]

I've retired three times now, and at 73 am still in full-time work with the same employer (although the first time I 'retired' I was on for them self-employed) Long may I continue to be here, as (1) I do enjoy the work and (2) I have become used to the extra wonga (of course the OH is also still in full-time employment at very slightly younger age but I think she is going to finish next June.) Well, I do have a car and caravan to maintain (the daily Rover 45TDI for commute Oxford/LHR, the caravan for pleasure) and a Ford Model A 1929 replica for fun. All costs, dunnit?
I do realise that at this age I am lucky to be in work, especially when I heard on the radio the other day of a bloke made redundant in 1983 who has only just got back in work...
Pete

[Petemate]

anonymous said:

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I bet it doesn't!! Bet there are a lot more like me on here. This forum keeps me laughing and young in mind...
Pete

[Petemate]

anonymous said:

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Good point that - my Dad was in full-time work until he was 78 - six months after stopping work he was gone. While the primary cause of his demise was lung cancer brought on by very heavy smoking way back from then, I can't help thinking that, like a lot of others, he stopped too abruptly and the inaction did for him.
Pete

[rescynic]

jesus this is depressing

41 years, 2 months and 24 days

[Scott330ci]

rescynic said:

jesus this is depressing

41 years, 2 months and 24 days

Could be worse ...

45 years, 10 months and 5 days

[tmk2]

42 years 4 months and 8 days
Wish I didn't work that out now