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<blockquote data-quote="fedx" data-source="post: 5356365" data-attributes="member: 64891"><p>You can start at FedEx in 2000 and work until your 55 and then retire-if you live on the street in a cardboard box. Or if you stay at a homeless shelter and rely on the local food pantry to survive. But if you plan on living a somewhat decent life, then no FedEx isn't gonna make those dreams come true. So if you retire at 55, that means you started at FedEx at about 35, so it is possible that your previous job set you up to be able retire early. In my case it is somewhat true, but I still can't retire at 55. I knew a FedEx driver who retired at 55 and he worked around 35 yrs at FedEx, but he was in that group that topped out within 3 years of starting. He also worked 11 to 12 hr days as a courier most of his time at FedEx. But I agree, if he was at UPS, he could possibly retire at 55 after 20 years there and I'm sure many do, but at FedEx-no way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fedx, post: 5356365, member: 64891"] You can start at FedEx in 2000 and work until your 55 and then retire-if you live on the street in a cardboard box. Or if you stay at a homeless shelter and rely on the local food pantry to survive. But if you plan on living a somewhat decent life, then no FedEx isn't gonna make those dreams come true. So if you retire at 55, that means you started at FedEx at about 35, so it is possible that your previous job set you up to be able retire early. In my case it is somewhat true, but I still can't retire at 55. I knew a FedEx driver who retired at 55 and he worked around 35 yrs at FedEx, but he was in that group that topped out within 3 years of starting. He also worked 11 to 12 hr days as a courier most of his time at FedEx. But I agree, if he was at UPS, he could possibly retire at 55 after 20 years there and I'm sure many do, but at FedEx-no way. [/QUOTE]
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