The Retirement Thread

[classic33]

What happened .
I closed my eyes for 5 minutes and have just woke up 1 hour 40 minutes later.
Strangely I still feel ready for bed.

Have to ask, how do you know you're not still asleep and you're actually dreaming?

 

[Mo1959]

Nearly time for the final part of The Sister. After a promising start, it’s maybe ended up pretty average so be interested to see how it concludes.

 

[Dave7]

Have to ask, how do you know you're not still asleep and you're actually dreaming?

Because I have a boss wife and she tells me what I have done

 

[classic33]

Because I have a boss wife and she tells me what I have done

And have you done anything*!

*That she can prove.

 

[clid61]

i have a pension which gives me £350 a month from a former employer , which will keep me afloat till i'm 67 what can I expect off this government from then on , not sure wher to look or research ?

 

[Dirk]

i have a pension which gives me £350 a month from a former employer , which will keep me afloat till i'm 67 what can I expect off this government from then on , not sure wher to look or research ?

Go to this site.
https://www.gov.uk/browse/working/state-pension
You will need to sign in to get a really accurate forecast, bearing in mind that you may have been contracted out at some time.
There is a wealth of useful information there, and if you need to contact them personally they are very helpful.

 

[Dave7]

And have you done anything*!

*That she can prove.

Apparently so . I just do what I am told

 

[clid61]

Go to this site.
https://www.gov.uk/browse/working/state-pension
You will need to sign in to get a really accurate forecast, bearing in mind that you may have been contracted out at some time.
There is a wealth of useful information there, and if you need to contact them personally they are very helpful.

Ta

 

[welsh dragon]

i have a pension which gives me £350 a month from a former employer , which will keep me afloat till i'm 67 what can I expect off this government from then on , not sure wher to look or research ?

As Dirk says, go to the GOV site. You have to sign up to it. Once you have input your info, it will tell you exactly how many years you have worked and the amount of state pension you will receive.

 

[welsh dragon]

Apparently so . I just do what I am told

Good boy

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

I expect Scotland to be independent by the time I reach 67 so heaven knows what state pension I will be eligible for and when. Or in what currency

 

[classic33]

I expect Scotland to be independent by the time I reach 67 so heaven knows what state pension I will be eligible for and when. Or in what currency

Whatever you're paid in will be named after fish.

 

[Blue]

Have to ask, how do you know you're not still asleep and you're actually dreaming?

View: https://youtu.be/NzlG28B-R8Y

 

[Dave7]

Good boy

I try to be....I really do.

 

[classic33]

I try to be....I really do.

People love a trier.