Thanks everyone for your advice - I have an appointment

Posted: Mar 5th, 2016 - 5:56 am In Reply to: early retirement - mt67

with my SS Office to get more info. Regardless, I probably will go for it as that is one thing I know that will be the same amount every month.

I'm not too worried about making more because every since Nuance took over, 5 years ago, and with that Fiesa/grid BS, my annual salary has dropped over $10,000 so basically I'm making the same (or less) as I did 20 years ago (sickening).

I'll probably keep working but with less stress about whether to eat or keep the lights on.

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