Members gone but not forgotten

[Mr Tidy]

I retired at 56 and it was the best thing I ever did!

My Dad could have retired at 60 but carried on, had a cerebral haemorrhage at 61 and spent the last 12 years of his life in a wheelchair.

Which did influence my decision somewhat so despite taking quite a hit on workplace pensions I did it anyway and found like others that once the mortgage is finished you don't need a huge income. Although mine took a boost when I got a full State pension last year.

 

[Cv6benplus]

I saw something recently that made me consider things with thought and retrospect.
It was a song that I had heard years ago and 25 years later listening to it as an adult.

Trust me on the sunscreen .