At what age do you plan to retire?

[BrilloPad]

Personally I reckon 75. I don't trust the government with inflation.

[doodab]

I plan to expire.

[Zoiderman]

[QUOTE=BrilloPad;1527884]Personally I reckon 75. I don't trust the government with inflation.[/QUOTE

Luckily, for me, the government will not have a great deal to do with when I retire...

6 years time.

[BrilloPad]

Luckily, for me, the government will not have a great deal to do with when I retire...

6 years time.

So will you be 75?

[Zoiderman]

So will you be 75?

Haha, no, luckily for me, I plan on doing a lot of plenty **** all for a while. The plan is 6 years, but I reckon I'd do another 2 on top, just for pension purposes. Wife has decided to go back into contracting in 2 years, so that might even come forward, depends how greedy we are.

[Sands of Time]

I don't want to retire.

I enjoy annoying clients for a living.



Tony

[d000hg]

Personally I reckon 75. I don't trust the government with inflation.

Should add a poll

I have no idea. Anywhere from 10-30 years' time... if plan B became moderately successful I've no interest in being a business tycoon and would retire with £1-2m in the bank (in today's money).

I honestly can't picture what I'd be doing in 5 years (or even 2) if not my plan B.

[BrilloPad]

Should add a poll

I have no idea. Anywhere from 10-30 years' time... if plan B became moderately successful I've no interest in being a business tycoon and would retire with £1-2m in the bank (in today's money).

I honestly can't picture what I'd be doing in 5 years (or even 2) if not my plan B.

What should the poll options be?

[rd409]

What should the poll options be?

1) I am a contractor; I don't know what is retiring.
2) < 10 years
3) I plan to die at client site.
4) I am andyW, and I am retired in my couch.

[d000hg]

dunno. Age or how many years away. Making the options overlap or have gaps between will keep the pedants happy, i.e

30-40, 40-50