What are everyone's opinions about taking early retirement I took it and got paid $1,000 full-time and $300 part-time a month. But I also invested in many other things while working at UPS had multiple rental properties multiple businesses I actually was making more for my other businesses than UPS that's why I left. When I left UPS in 2020 I was making over $250,000 a year. I was only a package car driver then I went to feeders.
UPS retirement ?
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Thebrownblob
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Nobody knows your personal situation better than you.
RetiredIE
Retirement is VASTLY underrated
I was in management and retired at 58 with 33 years in. My biggest regret was not leaving 3 years earlier when I was eligible.
Everyone's financial/personal situation is different, but in my experience, retirement is well, pretty freaking awesome. If you can swing it, do it!
Good luck!
Everyone's financial/personal situation is different, but in my experience, retirement is well, pretty freaking awesome. If you can swing it, do it!
Good luck!
Babagounj
Strength through joy
I now get paid more to do nothing than I ever made working.
Forced to retire due to a medical issue at 60 1/2.
Plus the union kicked in an additional $1,000/month until I was 62 ( 18 months worth ).
In a few months social security will start at age 70, yes I waited { hey, an 8% return/year for 4 years was worth it }.
Retirement is no longer a dirty word for me.
With some planning and investing , even the dumbest can find some financial success.
Forced to retire due to a medical issue at 60 1/2.
Plus the union kicked in an additional $1,000/month until I was 62 ( 18 months worth ).
In a few months social security will start at age 70, yes I waited { hey, an 8% return/year for 4 years was worth it }.
Retirement is no longer a dirty word for me.
With some planning and investing , even the dumbest can find some financial success.
rod
Retired 23 years
Thanks for waiting to draw SS. It helped my piece of the pie stay solvent. Now all you have to do is live until like 88 years old and you will break even.
Well new management doesn't have a pension
There's really no incentive to go into a management job anymore
PT Car Washer
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Coldworld
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Doesn't the glory and a cool "title" account for anything?
Hell no
Coldworld
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Seriously...how many vice presidents does brown need???
But lets cut a route .
Does your plan offer 25 and out at any age?
What about healthcare?
Thebrownblob
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Good luck to you, sounds great.
trickpony1
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For his sake, I hope he has thoroughly researched this.
trickpony1
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....and has answers, on paper with letterhead, so there are no misunderstandings.
He better start saving real hard right now
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
I’ve heard that a thousand time never seen anybody do it.
Where you gonna get insurance until you’re 65 when Medicare kicks in
