tourists24
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It's only 40 hrs a month? Crap I thought it was 60
Working After retirement
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UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
80 where I am in NE
Might be 60 where you're at, we all got different rules.
Up In Smoke
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We've been business owners for 20 plus years. I'm not sure how the fund will look at my income once I'm retired. I don't receive a paycheck. We take draws as part of profit/dividends.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
My father in law was a school administrator he always said it would be a hell of a job if
It weren’t for all the damn kids
Same with bus driver
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Whatcha selling Cheech
Up In Smoke
Well-Known Member
I bought some rentals from my parents when retired, we partnered with private equity group and own some storage units and my wife bought/worked her way into a tax escrow research company partnership for us. I do maintenance, accounts receivable/payable and basic accounting and payroll. I currently do not take a paycheck, but laws allow me to fund a 401k as an employee through the business. I don't believe the fund will care, but once I start taking income, I'm sure they're going to want to know where it's coming from.
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
Here in the southern years ago, one retiree was working a lawn care business.
The pension folls told him he could not do that work as the riding mower had a steering wheel.
Again, this was years ago, possibly changed since then...
The pension folls told him he could not do that work as the riding mower had a steering wheel.
Again, this was years ago, possibly changed since then...
bottomups
Bad Moon Risen'
I'm stuck at 0. Didn't retire to go to work someplace else.
Don't have time for work.
Over70irregs
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With the economy where it is now all restrictions should be abolished or hike up pension payments.
There shouldn't be any restrictions on it period.
That money was paid into that fund on your behalf, if you choose to work after retirement that's none of their damn business
rod
Retired 22 years
Probably the WORST after retirement job you could take. It messes up your whole day having to work mornings and afternoons both.
rod
Retired 22 years
is your name Dave?
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
I was gonna do that but changed my mind . I just wanted to do it to stay busy but the thought of getting up at 4 am and then watching the clock to go back in afternoon sounded too much.
Over70irregs
Well-Known Member
Split shifts suck
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
You have to do something. Not necessarily a job.
A hobby
Going to gym
Travel
something.
Too many stories of retirees dying within a year or 2 of retiring.
My Dad worked part time at a machine shop and loved it. The shop was owned by a friend so he made hi own hours. He would go in around 5 am and work until 9. Then go home and have breakfast with my mother. Then putter around the yard for awhile. Then go to gym and play some racketball. Then have dinner and watch TV.
Did this until around age 89. He collected his civil service pension for 34 years.
He's my hero.
A hobby
Going to gym
Travel
something.
Too many stories of retirees dying within a year or 2 of retiring.
My Dad worked part time at a machine shop and loved it. The shop was owned by a friend so he made hi own hours. He would go in around 5 am and work until 9. Then go home and have breakfast with my mother. Then putter around the yard for awhile. Then go to gym and play some racketball. Then have dinner and watch TV.
Did this until around age 89. He collected his civil service pension for 34 years.
He's my hero.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Does he know you were a stripper?
Or a dude?
728ups
All Trash No Trailer
Settle down
