Work....who likes it.

[bluethrunthru]

over 42 years sometimes I enjoyed it sometimes I didn't. Retired aged 60 in 2021 - don't miss it

 

[Thorin Oakenshield]

Love my job.
It's simple but worth it

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Hate it but would be bored not working and retirement = almost dead, I won’t live last 70 odd

Not if yer have a bike!

 

[Worzel Gummidge#9]

I’m fortunate in that I do enjoy my job, I’ve worked all over including abroad and each project is different so it’s always interesting and there’s always new things to learn. I’ve been self employed with a limited company for over ten years and lucky to earn a very good hourly rate

 

[idahoblues]

For the most part I enjoy it, I like being outside even if it can be a little harsh on the body, too much sun or too much cold

 

[bluebc]

Enjoy my job , don’t set an alarm , start when I want , breaks at my leisure and finish whenever suits,

 

[chris85mcfc]

Meh, don't mind my job.

Live 10-15 minutes from the office, where I go twice a week. Hate going in as it's depressing being able to hear a pin drop in a room of 15-20 people.

They're very flexible though, and I can pretty much manage myself within reason, without any real mither.

Currently trying to decide whether to look for something 'higher up' but not sure I fancy being sat in senior management in the corporate world, and all the effort that comes with that.

 

[JOGAMIGMOG]

How much do I need in the ‘pot’ to generate an income of £700pcm from aged 60?

 

[dickie davies]

I work to live. I enjoy what I do when I'm busy, but the travelling can be a grind.
I've targeted 2 years to retirement when I'll be 63, but I don't think I'll be comfortable with my pension fund unless there's an decent upturn in the stock market

I was furloughed during covid and didn't miss work one bit

 

[heslops barnet]

Retired at 62, returned part time 3 days a week……now 70 and still working……..good balance and keeps me fit and active & having a laugh ……appreciate my 4 days off