CUK Success Barometer: Retirement Survey

[BlasterBates]

I would be disappointed in myself if I was still grinding away full time in 20 years.

That's what we all said when we were your age....

[eman]

That's what we all said when we were your age....

Hah - although I've already been through and coughed up for divorce, no kids, lessons learnt...

[LondonManc]

Hah - although I've already been through and coughed up for divorce, no kids, lessons learnt...

The sooner you retire, the more time you'll have to fill and more money you'll need to cover it.

[BlasterBates]

Hah - although I've already been through and coughed up for divorce, no kids, lessons learnt...

You're only on lesson 28

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Lesson 48 - not having enough to retire on

[ChimpMaster]

You're only on lesson 28

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Lesson 48 - not having enough to retire on

It's never enough.

You only realize that once you have worked through the best years of your life. Then you realize, life is a scam.

[eman]

It's never enough.

You only realize that once you have worked through the best years of your life. Then you realize, life is a scam.

Have you considered becoming a life coach?? 😁

[ChimpMaster]

Have you considered becoming a life coach?? 😁

Read more of my posts here, you'll see I try so hard

[Chuck]

It's never enough.

You only realize that once you have worked through the best years of your life. Then you realize, life is a scam.

This ^^^ and I'm hoping that I do something about it, before it's too late.

Currently running two houses, wife and dogs. At some stage, we'll sell up, downsize and live a comfortable, yet simple, life with no money worries. I just hope we don't look back and wish we'd done it earlier.

I'm 50 next year and the clock is ticking.....

[LondonManc]

This ^^^ and I'm hoping that I do something about it, before it's too late.

Currently running two houses, wife and dogs. At some stage, we'll sell up, downsize and live a comfortable, yet simple, life with no money worries. I just hope we don't look back and wish we'd done it earlier.

I'm 50 next year and the clock is ticking.....

I'll be doing it as soon as I can evict the parasites.

[FatLazyContractor]

38, and to be honest haven't a clue when I can retire. I have 10 years in a very decent final salary scheme, and I try to toss a little into a SIPP; but I'm focused more on living today than for tomorrow. Aiming for a bigger house, kids through private school. Those are my priorities. Fairly new to contracting, so the medium bucks are a recent thing for me.

Remember, they will still let you rot in a NHS care home, the feckers