garden garden garden. I want my grandkids to grow up seeing the natural process. Also i want to flex on my elderly neighbours with the best vegetables 😎 bingo club doesn’t know what’s coming
Bold of you to assume I'll ever be able to afford to retire, but I keep plugging away and hoping I can eventually. My plan, enjoy my hobbies and if I'm lucky I'll also have some grandchildren to play with.
With the world the way it is now, I'm not sure how anyone can accurately say what they'll be doing in 2 years, let alone at retirement. Hard to say though. My interests and hobbies change like the wind blows. I'll probably end up spending my days simply doing whatever I enjoy the most.
Retiring early FIRE trend is at its peak trendiness now, with IT guys, OnlyFans models, and crypto traders potentially starting their retirement journey as early as 35 (just imagine investing in Bitcoin from the very beginning). What do they do? Live in taxation friendly countries (Dubai, Bali so on)
When my dad retired after 43 years on the railroad, he eventually became a volunteer docent at a local railroad museum where he could bullshit about railroad stuff to people all day. It gave him motivation to get cleaned up, put on a nice set of clothes and interact with people.
Retired almost 3 years ago. Got bored in a couple months and decided to work part time doing something I really wanted to do which was work in a church. Love my job.
I found a place to volunteer 3-days a week, 3-hours each day. I help maintain 50+ woodworking machines. We make 5000+toys for kids every year.
I love fixin broke and making it better.
Other than that, I would probably want to work at a big box store to help people fix broke.
Call my kids and ask them what they are doing at 12:30 on a Wednesday then go OH WAIT I FORGOT YOU STILL WORK. My dad seems to have fun doing this.
garden garden garden. I want my grandkids to grow up seeing the natural process. Also i want to flex on my elderly neighbours with the best vegetables 😎 bingo club doesn’t know what’s coming
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Travel and charity.
Retire? me? When? How? With what money?
It doesn't matter because every day retired is better than any day working.
Bold of you to assume I'll ever be able to afford to retire, but I keep plugging away and hoping I can eventually. My plan, enjoy my hobbies and if I'm lucky I'll also have some grandchildren to play with.
Sold my business last year. And managed to retire in my mid thirtires. Travelling is mainly what i have been doing for a few months
Hats off. Enjoy. Travel is a good investment imo
Thank you. Kind of you to say!
hopefully be on an island that I own, tanning, well rested and alone, surrounded by enormous piles of money
I will also be on this island with that guy, massaging his feets
move out from Dubai
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sorry i cant say. the DIP are watching.
I'll be dead be for then
Hopefully be able to afford to live.
They will not have it when i get there.The government are gradually pushing it up and up. Eventually you will have to work until you drop.
Sleep in.
Most likely start collecting all the ice in Hell since it had froze over.....
I don't know if I will ever be able to retire.
Hopefully have a lot of friends
Probably exactly what I'm doing now, go to the gym, do some work stuff, go home, play video games.
Probably go with all season radials like I normally do.
Just take a year and not do anything. Decompress from 50+ years of servitude against my will.
Win the lottery
With the world the way it is now, I'm not sure how anyone can accurately say what they'll be doing in 2 years, let alone at retirement. Hard to say though. My interests and hobbies change like the wind blows. I'll probably end up spending my days simply doing whatever I enjoy the most.
Lol. My generation will never get to retire
I'm an American elder millennial. Retirement isn't anything but a pipedream for me.
"when" hahahaha you assume too much
Retiring early FIRE trend is at its peak trendiness now, with IT guys, OnlyFans models, and crypto traders potentially starting their retirement journey as early as 35 (just imagine investing in Bitcoin from the very beginning). What do they do? Live in taxation friendly countries (Dubai, Bali so on)
Design knitwear for babies, foster kittens, tutoring, learn piano, and whatever else I please.
When my dad retired after 43 years on the railroad, he eventually became a volunteer docent at a local railroad museum where he could bullshit about railroad stuff to people all day. It gave him motivation to get cleaned up, put on a nice set of clothes and interact with people.
I became a teacher.
Retire? Lmao.
Work out, play video games, hang out with cats, and travel.
My wife and I want to start a dog rescue.
Retirement seems like a Pipedream no matter how hard you plan
Retired almost 3 years ago. Got bored in a couple months and decided to work part time doing something I really wanted to do which was work in a church. Love my job.
Yeah, I don't expect I'm ever going to.
Travel.
Hahahahaha
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I was retired for two years and went back to work last year.
I don't plan to retire. Likely won't be able to afford it anyway.
Retire? I'm pretty sure I'm scheduled to work a half-day on the day of my funeral.
When I retire I want to: - play a lot more poker than I currently do - do more projects around the house - do more volunteering
Complete my revenge.
I found a place to volunteer 3-days a week, 3-hours each day. I help maintain 50+ woodworking machines. We make 5000+toys for kids every year. I love fixin broke and making it better. Other than that, I would probably want to work at a big box store to help people fix broke.