[hoosierham]

I had a co-worker 20 years ago who refused overtime as the tax on his earning over the "retirement limit" meant a reduction in benefits of $1 for every $2 "over the limit".

And a current co-worker still says the same thing;he wants to work only up to the limit in order to finance several vacations a year without dipping into his retirement funds including Social Security.

Another worked three days a week ,which kept him out of his wife's way at home AND paid all his golfing expenses.

Provided there is a social security when I reach the age,I fully expect to continue working ,but fewer hours.

[caww]

I expect to keep working as well....which i sone of the reasons I stopped by the office with all the things changing I needed to know how that works...guess I’ll need to take another trip back.

Besides God never once mentions retirement in the Bible.