Anyone here retired?

[DiggityDaggityDo]

I'll put context on what JJ might be saying:

*If you're in demand, you're going to command a good Hourly rate for your services.

If that's the case, it's a catch-22. If the compensation is too good to turn down, one might consider working to a more advanced age.

Even if you don't NEED the money. It's nice to have options.

Chucky, so what you are saying is that if JJGold was to hit the lotto, he would still continue working the glory hole because his services will still be in demand?

Like a catch-22 all up in his mouth?

 

[Franz555]

Also remember you can take your Social security at 62 but you don’t get Medicare health insurance until 65 .

I'm assuming you are American Leisure ?

At the age of 60 ( your b'day ) you can opt for a bridged Gov't pension monthly payment in Canada. It is a secondary or supplemental pension to any work related pension already in place.

 

[Tanko]

I'm assuming you are American Leisure ?

At the age of 60 ( your b'day ) you can opt for a bridged Gov't pension monthly payment in Canada. It is a secondary or supplemental pension to any work related pension already in place.

Franz, nothing changes for medical care in Canada when you retire right? Its all still 100% covered by gov't (taxes) even though you aren't working?

 

[Franz555]

Franz, nothing changes for medical care in Canada when you retire right? Its all still 100% covered by gov't (taxes) even though you aren't working?

We live in Ontario where we are covered by O.H.I.P. until the day you cease to exist. If I travel abroad , my employee medical coverage is valid in most parts of the world. Something you have to look into before travelling to insure coverage

 

[jjgold]

A lot of wrong info in here like usual

 

[Leisure]

We live in Ontario where we are covered by O.H.I.P. until the day you cease to exist. If I travel abroad , my employee medical coverage is valid in most parts of the world. Something you have to look into before travelling to insure coverage

That sounds good

A lot of people in the US need to work to 65 because the high price of insurance.

 

[JDS]

That sounds good

A lot of people in the US need to work to 65 because the high price of insurance.

Canadian government seems like they can handle their fuckin‘ money better than the American government. They are a lot better staying within their financial budget from year to year it seems.

 

[Franz555]

That sounds good

A lot of people in the US need to work to 65 because the high price of insurance.

We met a couple of lady's ( 2 sisters ) from Austin , Texas. My wife got into a conversation with them regarding the " Canadian Snow Birds " who migrate each year to Florida. It has decreased considerably recently due to the large cost of insurance while residing in the States. They claimed that it can be up to an additional $ 300 / mth for retirees over 65.

 

[Franz555]

That sounds good

A lot of people in the US need to work to 65 because the high price of insurance.

We met a couple of lady's ( 2 sisters ) from Austin , Texas. My wife got into a conversation with them regarding the " Canadian Snow Birds " who migrate each year to Florida. It has decreased considerably recently due to the large cost of insurance while residing in the States. They claimed that it can be up to an additional $ 300 / mth for retirees over 65.

 

[Franz555]

This photo shoot is happening right in front of me at the Hotel Pool

Added Bonus

 

[Tanko]

We met a couple of lady's ( 2 sisters ) from Austin , Texas. My wife got into a conversation with them regarding the " Canadian Snow Birds " who migrate each year to Florida. It has decreased considerably recently due to the large cost of insurance while residing in the States. They claimed that it can be up to an additional $ 300 / mth for retirees over 65.

$300/mo. is cheap for anyone here in US.

 

[Tanko]

This photo shoot is happening right in front of me at the Hotel Pool

Added Bonus

Is the wifey with you? If not, go ask them girls if they need a sugar daddy.

 

[Leisure]

$300/mo. is cheap for anyone here in US.

It can be 700-800 easy

 

[Franz555]

Is the wifey with you? If not, go ask them girls if they need a sugar daddy.

 

[Franz555]

Busted.

Meet the wife

Lol

 

[DiggityDaggityDo]

We met a couple of lady's ( 2 sisters ) from Austin , Texas. My wife got into a conversation with them regarding the " Canadian Snow Birds " who migrate each year to Florida. It has decreased considerably recently due to the large cost of insurance while residing in the States. They claimed that it can be up to an additional $ 300 / mth for retirees over 65.

She caught you, Franz.

 

[Franz555]

She caught you, Franz.

So did the model on the left

Still worth it

 

[DiggityDaggityDo]

So did the model on the left

Still worth it

That’s who I was referring too.

 

[quantumleap]

once you really retire you will die, be sure to have something to add to your surrounding each day.in other words give back as much as you can and keep busy

When I retire, I want to be just like you ck. Spending 18 hours a day going over the numbers.

 

[chuckythegoat2]

When I retire, I want to be just like you ck. Spending 18 hours a day going over the numbers.

We can all dream.