WOW! What a life changer!

[Jeaniee]

Originally Posted by MrRational

Congratulations


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1XGPvbWn0A

That looks like the slums

[Jeaniee]

Originally Posted by TMKSarah

NAW

I do substitute teaching. Part time. Two three days a week.

I like it and I do not have to do weekends, nights or holidays and the summer off is sweet. The majority of part time jobs around here in Indianapolis are the nights, weekends, holidays and a changing schedule and no summers off so I am grateful.

I plan to continue to sub until my health fails me which I'm in pretty good shape so not time soon will I be with out employment.

I net about $4000 a year.

Great combination!!

[Larry Siegel]

Originally Posted by TMKSarah

I just applied for Social Security at my age of 62. Yeah. I need the money.

I actually got a tightness in my chest which I know is a stress reaction to this HUGE milestone.

I am now a real senior citizen.

How did I get here. I swear, it was just yesterday that I was walking downtown, swinging a briefcase, all dolled up in a suit, getting cat calls from the construction workers!

JEEZ!

I'll still cat call you if you want.

[pvande55]

Originally Posted by Vision67

For me a much bigger life changer was getting Medicare qualified at 65.

No more worries about health insurance!

65 is a magic age for many reasons. Yes, Medicare gives you access to health care, a privilege not available to millions. In areas blessed with trains you can actually ride, reduced fares. And some professional organizations, free membership.