At what age do you plan to retire?

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Posted: 15 years ago 49 replies

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At what age are you planning to retire?
What are your plans after?

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- tutu 15 years ago
  
  I think 45 will be fine, after that I want to join a NGO.
  
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Aiyana_costello 15 years ago

I think the most reasonable age in which a person should be retire is 55, because that age requires you to make the retirement. So my plan to retire is somewhere around 55.
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Michael Motley 15 years ago

i doubt i'll ever retire. i would get bored. I'll always have something that i putter with
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Steven Wagenheim 15 years ago

I'm already retired...I just do this IM thing for fun.
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HomeComputerGames 15 years ago

I'll probably never retire but I intend to buy a motorcycle next June and travel the country blogging it all on my next project, AmericanTravelBlog.com
I have even looked at a webcam for my helmet.
Now if I can get Oprah interested in it
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KillinTheTime 15 years ago

I'd really like to retire at the age of 55 if it's possible. But life throws unexpected curves always, so I don't know how realistic my goal will be until I get more so around that age.
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CDarklock 15 years ago

Originally Posted by livewellfinancial

At what age are you planning to retire?

Retire?

Why in the world would I do such a thing?

I just don't get it. People actually want to stop working?

What sort of hellish career choices did they make?
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sofiawmr 15 years ago

I have no plane for retire... until death I will try to work
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moneyextreme007 15 years ago

If I am lucky, I would retire at the age of 25!!!
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HeySal 15 years ago

Retire? I do that about every night. As far as working - I am in the process of migrating my monetary concerns from one shape to another that will be more conducive to me keeping active in what I want to be active in -- which, of course, is rock and gem hunting. I like keeping fit and love finding stuff.

I wonder what my body would start to look like if I "retired" from that? I think it would be rather uncomfy to have your buns slapping the back of your legs when you walk. Nah- I think I'll keep at it until I get my "permanent move" notice from the Big Guy -- If there is something to hunt after that wherever I end up, that will be fine, too.
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  HeySal 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by alexa_s
  
  Hmm ... curious: you've never come across to me as the "retiring type", HeySal.
  
  Uh.......Um.......hmmm............Thank you?....uh.....
  
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- AllAboutAction 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by HeySal
  
  Nah- I think I'll keep at it until I get my "permanent move" notice from the Big Guy
  
  Are you saying that IMers never die, they just get 301 redirected?
  
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Kenster 15 years ago

I plan on making enough money to live off of for the rest of my life by age 40. I'm sure I will never completely retire though!
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Echnaton69 15 years ago

Retire from what?

I always do and did what I really wanted. Stopping the things I really like? I hope I don't have to retire til the end of my life ...
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- ThomM 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Echnaton69
  
  Retire from what?
  
  I always do and did what I really wanted. Stopping the things I really like? I hope I don't have to retire til the end of my life ...
  
  That about sums it up for me.
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KAINSMONEY 15 years ago

Me too , unless im really really rich and i dont enjoy making more money online .
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- Waldo Claassen 15 years ago
  
  As long as a person loves what he or she is doing there is no need to even think about retirement I would say.
  Anyways retirement I guess can become really boring very quickly.
  
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john_kennedy 15 years ago

I retired from the cubicle farms 8 years ago. Will never go back. Have been doing my own thing ever since. Now I have just the right mix of time for work I like to do and time to play (hike, ride the motorcycle, kayak, etc).

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DireStraits 15 years ago

Although I don't have a set-in-stone age at which I'm looking to retire, I'm looking for it to be as early as possible.

My long-term goal is to establish a smallholding and become as self-sufficient as possible. Beyond that, I'd like to travel around and see the world and experience other cultures as much as possible.

My drive to boast and impress others is pretty low and therefor my desire for material posessions is relatively low - to me life is all about experiences. I'd actually take great pleasure from land husbandry so some land is high up on my list of things to purchase (though suitable land isn't so cheap).

I'm only 22 at the moment so there's plenty of time yet, and whilst I wouldn't say I'm in a rush I do realize life is (or can be) short and so I'm keen to get there as quickly as possible.
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lastname 15 years ago

retire from IM? i tihink i will retire from IM when i die
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whateverpedia 15 years ago

I plan on retiring tomorrow.

My bank manger tells me I'll be working until the year 4,911 though.

(sigh).
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- KAINSMONEY 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by whateverpedia
  
  I plan on retiring tomorrow.
  
  Congratulations , you made it :p
  
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Sumit Menon 15 years ago

20 maybe... I know, weird.. But, I don't have to work at all. I'll have a consistent flow of income before I complete my studies.
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- livewellfinancial 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Sumit_Menon
  
  20 maybe... I know, weird.. But, I don't have to work at all. I'll have a consistent flow of income before I complete my studies.
  
  Wow, well good for you.
  
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giftwagenseil 15 years ago

I don't want to retire in life,,,I wanted always to engage in something...
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Tom Brite 15 years ago

Nice promo for your site which is hidden nicely in the tags.

But aside from that i am hoping to retire at 25. So 7 to 8 years time!

Hopefully before that but it depends what sort of things i want in life and what level of income i need to get those things and also how much i enjoy working online.

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rpmischris20 15 years ago

Well, I dont honestly think I will ever retire unless if I join the military. At what point can a person retire anymore? Medicare will be gone in 2012 and who knows when everything else will evaporate.
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DotComBum 15 years ago

I plan to retire at 50 years old, but I don't know what I'll do after that now.
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vagabondette 15 years ago

I've been semi-retired for 4 years - since age 31. Now I travel full time and work on projects for local organizations which may not have the resources to hire someone with my background and skill set.

Keep the cash-flow positive rather than dipping into savings I putz around with IM.

I will never really stop working though. I've tried it and my brain starts to go to mush. So instead of J.O.B.s I volunteer with non-profits.
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HeySal 15 years ago

Um...I'm thinking maybe right now is a good time.
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- myob 15 years ago
  
  I never really gave it much thought.
  
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john2k 15 years ago

I like what I do, so probably won't be retiring... but who knows, I'm in my early 30s so my thoughts on this topic are likely to change at some point...
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kathycurtis 13 years ago

I'm not thinking of retiring, as far as possible I want to do something which I'd love to do.
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Rita Kusmayanti 13 years ago

Retire at 35 will be good.
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scsheldon33 13 years ago

...retire from regular work - maybe at age 50...but doing online stuffs- maybe until my eyes can see and hands move

LOL...honestly, it's hard to say when to stop on doing something that you enjoy a lot
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maaria143 13 years ago

I didn't plan for this yet but I like to work at the last day of my life.I love working and busy life.
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cplace28 13 years ago

I'd like to be partially retired at 35 and a half that gives me about two years so all i have to do now is find the right way to make a passive full time income online. Any advice for a newbie with limited capitol from a seasoned vet would be immensely appreciated. I already know i got one step in the right, joining the warrior forum
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FaisalReza 13 years ago

Retire young in 30 years old... but not retire without do anything, retire here means we got comfort life without financial problem...

If it really retire meaning, i think i was so boring in life after that, just waiting to death
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waterotter 13 years ago

I'm retired. Any online/offline activities are hobbies!

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sloanjim 13 years ago

Hopefully take more time off but "retire"? Not sure i ever will.
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- markjasonusa 13 years ago
  
  Till death.....
  
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john01a 13 years ago

I don't plan on retiring. If you love what you do and can still do it, why would you want to stop? Sure, I'm probably going to have to do less the older I get, but I don't plan on stopping completely
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- g4r3th 13 years ago
  
  Would be nice to retire around 55 and maybe go back to work around 70 when i'm too old to make the most of it.
  
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carlpond 12 years ago

Of course 60 years old and have my own business.
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dagaul101 12 years ago

I certainly hope I will have retired well before the pension age
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thunderbird 12 years ago

I plan to stop working around the point when I die.
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Thomas Wilkinson 12 years ago

I already retired once. It was the worst four days of my life. I'll retire when they pry my mouse out of my cold dead fingers.

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Dwayne Morrison 12 years ago

Sal is right. I once thought about retiring around the age of 22. But then I realized that if I retire, that also means I won't be running my own business and earning my own income, with that said, I think I'll retire when I'm pushing up daisies.
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