When is the right time to retire
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04-16-2013, 20:44
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RE: When is the right time to retire
Since I turned 65, I perfected the way to install wood on slides- mostly in SOBs- there are a million of them and they have the cash to pay me.
i use to install flooring in Birds- but looks like that market has dried up. Ernie Ekberg Prevost Liberty Classic XL Weatherford, Tx http://www.ernieekbergflooring.net |
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05-21-2013, 11:12
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RE: When is the right time to retire
A couple of this week's highlights / tips whether you are thinking, planning, or toying with the idea of Retiring or just "transitioning" to another phase of life........planning and info is always good!
Answering Americans' Top Five Questions about Social Security: http://finance.yahoo.com/photos/american...48261.html How to see the world and 'arbitrage' your retirement: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/1...DI20130517 I found the last one quite interesting. I've always planned to live 3-5 months per year oversea's enjoying the worlds cultures given all the business travel I've done the past 38 years, never enough time for the worlds beauties when you are under the gun! I've always considered it would be an "expense" much like owning a bird. The last article gives a different view IF you pick the right places to live. FWIW there are hundreds of websites with support networks much like our beloved WaGu for people considering it. Inexpensive places, health info, people to contact and support, etc. that share their experiences to help you have a better result! Enjoy! Pete and Donna Chin 95 42' WLWB On The Road Always! :-) " We'll raise up our glasses against evil forces singing, Whiskey for my men, and beer for my horses!"-Toby Keith & Willie Nelson - The bridge from Toby Keith's title album track "beer for my horses" |
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05-30-2013, 01:00
(This post was last modified: 05-30-2013 01:01 by Bluebird Bob.)
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RE: When is the right time to retire
When your bank account says so and there is something else on the horizon that looks to be more fun or fullfilling.
Bob Lawrence 1984 PT36 On the road in the west |
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05-30-2013, 09:32
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RE: When is the right time to retire
(04-16-2013 20:44)ernie ekberg Wrote: Since I turned 65, I perfected the way to install wood on slides- mostly in SOBs- there are a million of them and they have the cash to pay me.NOT YET ! I hope. Ross MacKillop Wiarton Ontario 2006 450 Lxi |
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05-30-2013, 09:52
(This post was last modified: 05-30-2013 09:56 by pgchin.)
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RE: When is the right time to retire
(05-30-2013 01:00)Bluebird Bob Wrote: When your bank account says so and there is something else on the horizon that looks to be more fun or fullfilling. Right on Bob, no lie! Ernie, hang in there, everything comes in cycles.............. that's why you are the master of many coaches! think of all the tricks you pick up on the various coaches, THAT knowledge makes you invaluable for someone wanting a upgraded floor done correctly! Plus free parking at Ernie's campground and check cashing service! teehee! Pete and Donna Chin 95 42' WLWB On The Road Always! :-) " We'll raise up our glasses against evil forces singing, Whiskey for my men, and beer for my horses!"-Toby Keith & Willie Nelson - The bridge from Toby Keith's title album track "beer for my horses" |
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05-30-2013, 19:15
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RE: When is the right time to retire
(04-16-2013 20:44)ernie ekberg Wrote: Since I turned 65, I perfected the way to install wood on slides- mostly in SOBs- there are a million of them and they have the cash to pay me. Hey Ernie-- I'm surprised to hear that! Wood is the thing! Whenever I talk to the missus about selling the house, she says, "We'd have to redo the kitchen cabinets first. No one wants dark wood, it is out of fashion." Where are we in the wood-color fashion cycle? On topic: I'm waiting 'til my walnut interior is in fashion again. And my double-knit slacks. Fashionable people get invited over for dinner. I figure I can retire a year earlier if someone will feed me. I could retire today but Kibble would be on the menu alot ------- Ned Bedinger Southworth, WA '91 SP36 +1988.5 Samurai |
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