I plan on working until I'm 124. I've got one of those pension thingies, but I can't see the point in stopping working until I have to.
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As long as I live long enough to annoy my children, I don't care if I work or not.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI plan on working until I'm 124. I've got one of those pension thingies, but I can't see the point in stopping working until I have to.Comment
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Nazi gold under the bed.Originally posted by AtW View PostIf you think your cushy private pension pot won't be robbed blinds in the name of fairness then you truly deserve it to happen ...Comment
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