This is how it went.
“What was your career?”
He replied ” I worked in ………. as a public servant.”
“When did you retire?”
“I retired at age 55 with an early pension. I could not stand to continue working until age 65.”
I then remarked that it was possible that you could receive retirement benefits that were indexed for the remainder of your life and if you lived to age 95 you would be receiving continued income for a period longer than you worked as a public servant.
To which he replied “yes that could happen.”
How are you doing I said.” I am getting by he replied
Think about that!
- His pension will continue to be paid by the taxpayers.
- He required no education for the position he worked.
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This is how it went.
“What was your career?”
He replied ” I worked in ………. as a public servant.”
“When did you retire?”
“I retired at age 55 with an early pension. I could not stand to continue working until age 65.”
I then remarked that it was possible that you could receive retirement benefits that were indexed for the remainder of your life and if you lived to age 95 you would be receiving continued income for a period longer than you worked as a public servant.
To which he replied “yes that could happen.”
How are you doing I said.” I am getting by he replied
Think about that!
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