Britannia 2014 gold proof set

[garthy]

You are right about this of course garthy, i think i made the mistake of assuming you meant retiring at 60 or 65. I would like to apologize for this , i hope i have in no way offended you as this was not my intention .I wish you well and hope you achieve your dream of retiring young.Take care my freind.

 

You don't have to apologize smokes, I'm not offended in the slightest, I'm actually pleased you asked 

[HighlandTiger]

We don't have to retire when they tell us, I want to retire as young as possible

 

When I was in my 20's I always said I would retire at 45. Well that plan didn't quite work out cos I'll be 50 next year, and I'll probably be still drawing a wage of some sort for the next 20 odd years.  My old man is still working at 72. (working part time, but he's wangled a job that means he works all round europe), and my Mum is 70 and still working part time as a nurse in the local NHS hospital. Although to be honest they work when they want to, and then have 5 or 6 holidays a year spending my inheritance. 

 

Life rarely goes to plan my friend