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In reply to the discussion: Yay! I retired! [View all]The Velveteen Ocelot
(130,497 posts)17. Good info. Fortunately, I'm over 62 already
and have no "zero years" at all in over 42 years of working full-time. I will probably wait until I'm 66 so I can claim the full SS benefits with no offset, since I will be doing some part-time and contract work for awhile. And I want to reserve the option of getting a full-time job if I need one (and can find one). In any event it's nice to have that evil socialist government program available if I need it.
A funny thing - was talking to another coworker the other day who is also considering retiring soon. He's pretty much of a right-winger but he had it all figured out how to get his max SS benefits...
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One nice thing about retirement:I noticed the qualty of my sleep improved dramatically
dixiegrrrrl
Dec 2011
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