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Retire in late 50’s
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Many thanks. I'll quite possibly get an initial free assessment, then if that looks good, go forward with my retirement plans. Working continental shift pattern 12 hour shifts, 3 on, 3 off at my age, is starting to get a bit loathing. Going to gym, dog walks and a few beers would be fine, but wouldn't be adverse to picking up something part time, keep me busy a few days.
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As well as looking at your pensions etc, you will need to have an estimate of your retirement expenditure.Macgomez1 said:Many thanks. I'll quite possibly get an initial free assessment, then if that looks good, go forward with my retirement plans. Working continental shift pattern 12 hour shifts, 3 on, 3 off at my age, is starting to get a bit loathing. Going to gym, dog walks and a few beers would be fine, but wouldn't be adverse to picking up something part time, keep me busy a few days.
Thanks for advice....
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