There are people like me who had employers who force you to retire. They see that you are top pay at the job and old school in doing good work. they start out new programs that you do at you job and tell you if you do not do this you will be looking for another job. they tell you that you will take a pay cut which means it will effect your retirement in the feature. Then you see your union they take your employer side. Parents need some body to take care of them and in yet they will not have any body do it but family. At night you realize that you are single, no kids, no bills, House paid for and some body wants to buy it for a good price . Retire, sell house, Move, buy another house all cash and make parents happy because your there to help. Question is how much money does it take. You never have enough. Question what do you want to do when you retire. Can you do it within the next fives years? You see I had to do it because Parents, family, and my employer who wanted to screw me over after 30 years of service to them.
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