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No problem here. I did plan. Retired from the Feds after 30 yrs & those retirement $s are direct deposited every month, & since I worked 2-3 jobs while working for Feds, & paid into Social Security, I qualified for Social Security as well & those $s started coming in last year (eligible at 62 but waited until age 65) The Feds may not pay as well as private sector, but you can't beat the benefits, so don't need benefits from MQ or any other. It took me 10 yrs to get a 2-year degree while raising 5 children, had planned to go to nursing school but decided to be an MT instead cause nursing is a bigger mess. I've been MT'ing since I retired from the Feds in 1994 (lots of in-house). So yeah, MRSA, I think my planning worked out pretty well.....never, ever put all your eggs in 1 basket. So, all that said, if push came to shove, I could probably find another MT job if that is what I wanted to keep doing. Best thing, though my kids are all grown & self-supporting. I really feel for young mothers raising a family in today's world. |
VR/SR Advancement to MRSA - sarmt
