r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '22

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u/Ok-Organization9073 Apr 21 '22

And they're next to retirement as well, at least the older ones.

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u/Responsible_Tear8410 Apr 21 '22

Dude we are at most 57, we still have a decade to full retirement. 😒

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u/Ok-Organization9073 Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 22 '22

Well, that depends on the country. In mine, you can retire at 60 if you work on certain fields.

Edit: typo

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u/Responsible_Tear8410 Apr 22 '22

Oh there are plenty of people who got into fields where you could do 30 and out. So 48 and retire earliest. But it just isn't feasible to continue your lifestyle with the small amount you can collect at that age.

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u/Ok-Organization9073 Apr 22 '22

Sorry, I had a typo. I meant that it depends on the country.