What would be your ideal retirement age?
 

Do you want to retire one day or would you prefer to keep on working till the end? If you could choose your ideal life at what age would you want to retire?

i am already retarded

1 year ago

50 i guess

26 more or less but keep working a bit cause not shit else to do

retirement, who wants to do nothing all day :thumbsup

Anytime in the following years

55 but sadly it will be 65

right now :P

:thumbsup

65 will time to shift to "part time"

Pretty much what you do all day anyway..

My aim was 50, met Eva and moved it to 60. Managed to reduce it to 58.

absolutely :thumbsup

We film in the sun, edit outdoors on the balcony, live cam online, drinking, smoking, partying with friends & enjoying a great life...

that's the pros for being in porn... seems like Gary & I are living in heaven already :thumbsup

My aim is 50.

When I was in an office job I would have wanted retirement immediately, whereas now that I'm working for myself from home I'm quite contented, I would be happy to work into my 70's part time, as long as I can still see and type, no major pains etc. I really want to keep my brain going as long as possible

Each year after 70 I would reduce the hours a bit, then by 80 probably wouldn't be doing so much anymore, unless I enjoyed it. Realistically though I might well be long dead well before

42: The answer to life, the universe and everything.

10 years from now. :)

or 23, another number that revolves around everything :thumbsup

I plan a career shift rather than retirement.

Vineyard, olives or almonds.

Plan on retiring in 6 years.

Why retire if you enjoy what you do and are still able to do it?

I had pretty much retired after Lightspeed Cash until Playboy made me an offer I couldn't refuse.

No complaints at all. I mean, other than it's 8am on a Sunday morning and I am uploading a new gallery from Webmaster Access to YNOT Shoot Me.....

55 but it will be 65 :pimp

I retired 2 years ago..


Well actually my factory job of 11 years (before porn) offered me my pension in one lump sum in 2014. I took the money and ran. :2 cents:

Why retire when you have nothing to worry about?

50 sounds nice

I like mixing business with pleasure. No retirement planned.

10 years ago...

http://gcgrapevine.com/wp-content/up...e7e92_FULL.jpg

My ideal would be 55
But at the rate I'm going..... roughly... 110, 120 give or take.

Exactly :pimp

Make sure you have enough put away to afford retirement.

I'm not sure tbh...I'm nowhere near the so called retirement age so I can't tell. I do know that I hate being idle all day so I'd probably want to work in some capacity until I won't be able to

20 or 30 years from now robots will be doing the majority of todays jobs and we will all just get a weekly payment to get by on. You heard it here first folks

50 .

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I actually laughed out loud :1orglaugh

At 32 I'm 31 now :)

Because there is more to life than work... :2 cents:

46, but that was 6 years ago, so fuck

According to my retirement plan, in 15 years but, tbh, even if I did have the retirement fund, I think I would never truly retire. I took a year off 2 years ago and ended up being bored and miserable. Work is truly a gift and, more specifically, overcoming resistance is fucking amazing.

I'd probably find a new project to work on until my health prevents me from doing so :)

+1 :pimp

Of course there is. Thats not what I was implying, having a nice balance of work and life is what is important and I do. I'm self employed now and can easily find a balance between my work and family/social life.

My wife retires with a full pension and benefits at 47. 6 years and counting.

I think what Scott was meaning was more of the modern day FIRE people. The dream of saving enough to life off investment income while doing things that you have always dreamed. Travel, building your own company, volunteering, spending time with family, etc etc. It's a pretty big movement nowadays for people who bust their ass from mid 20s until 35-50 and retire early due to being financially independent from saving more than 50% of their come and investing it in the markets to get to their FIRE goal $ where their lifestyle is sustainable purely on investment returns without touching their actual honey pot.

There is a good sub reddit for it /r/financialindependence - worth a read now and again.

I would prefer to keep on working 😉 it's always good when you do something you like, so why retire?!

it's always too late :winkwink:

Yesterday

Same here, retirement business.