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barb02 12-09-2011 10:04 AM

Retirement
 
TGIF! Sitting in my office and listening to the Muppet's Christmas album:). Today is the last day of the fall semester. Then I have finals to give and grade on Monday and Tuesday. I officially submitted my notarized application for retirement at the end of Spring semester this morning.

tkrik 12-09-2011 10:36 AM

Congratulations, Barb!:hug: I hope the rest of this semester and next semester goes well for you.:hug:

knittenkitten 12-09-2011 01:05 PM

I am so jealous! I thought I could retire in 5 years. Than I looked into it and found out I have to work 8 more years before I can retire. I started working when I was 15. I have worked too long. I am sitting at my desk today trying to motivate myself to do my work with no success. I envy you.

SallyC 12-09-2011 01:22 PM

Barb!!!! I bet it can't get here fast enough..:):hug:

barb02 12-09-2011 02:43 PM

I am taking an early retirement and with early retirement comes a penalty. I am turning 55 in a few weeks. But I have been teaching college students for 29 years, including three years when I was in grad school. I am ready to graduate!:D

Jules A 12-09-2011 03:14 PM

Good for you! I pray that I am smart enough to retire while I am still feeling decent. :hug:

mochagirl13 12-09-2011 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by barb02 (Post 831112)
I am taking an early retirement and with early retirement comes a penalty. I am turning 55 in a few weeks. But I have been teaching college students for 29 years, including three years when I was in grad school. I am ready to graduate!:D

They (the government) needs to stop. It is not as if you have hit retirement age and only worked 2 years. You've been teaching for 29 years and you deserve a break. By the time I hit 55 I'll have worked 30+years and still not be elgible for full retirement. In the military you only need to be in 20 years and then retire. I have a brother that never saw a day of combat or anything close to it except war games and he retired at 38.

You should not face a penalty or anyone who has put in the years. What happened to the days when you worked 25 or 30 years and was elgible to retire penalty free?

Debbie D 12-09-2011 03:43 PM

Barb, congrats, but I am NOT going to tell DH...he will be way jealous;)

kicker 12-09-2011 04:07 PM

Barb
I hope you love it!!!!! My SIL retired and loved it, but then BIL (her DH) retired! 8-D


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