I don't like the name of this thread: giraffes

[Krandor]

At least 3k a month I'd assume

I'm a few more years away from being retirement eligible, and even though I plan to still work, you can be a lot less picky when you've got that guaranteed.

[Tyrath]

Lot more picky?

[Demosthenes]

You can retire from military service after 20 years so you get people retiring starting at 38

My assumption was that he was retiring from all employment.

[Krandor]

If you played it right you could definitely fully retire after 20 years in the military.

I probably can/could but I'd go crazy with nothing to do

[Tyrath]

Hobbies man. You clearly have a gaming hobby, you can fill your time with other hobbies as well.

[Andalusian girls]

i live mostly off passive income at this stage of my life and desperately wish there was more time in the day for hobbies. between everything to watch + game + read, languages to learn travel to do piano to practice, muay thai and bjj to train, time taken up with lady friend, even without a 9-5 feel i never have enough time to do everything i want in life.

[Roranora]

i work like a dog and barely keep my head above water, so, check that shit out

[archibaldcrane]

i live mostly off passive income at this stage of my life and desperately wish there was more time in the day for hobbies. between everything to watch + game + read, languages to learn travel to do piano to practice, muay thai and bjj to train, time taken up with lady friend, even without a 9-5 feel i never have enough time to do everything i want in life.

Are you still in school or what is your setup now?

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[Abandon]

The fuck you mean retired?

i sit at home and do shit i've wanted to for the past 20 years. collecting my pension plus 100% disability is pretty chill, no serious worry about bills. anything i do from here on is just because i want to, not because i need to.

[Demosthenes]

i sit at home and do shit i've wanted to for the past 20 years. collecting my pension plus 100% disability is pretty chill, no serious worry about bills. anything i do from here on is just because i want to, not because i need to.

That's what I wanted to know. You mean retired retired.

[Abandon]

Yessir. i prolly will find a job at some point because i dont wanna get bored. prolly go work at costco and use my employee discount for top tier glizzy consumption

[Tyrath]

Hobbies people, hobbies. You don't need work to not be bored

[Zealot]

Yessir. i prolly will find a job at some point because i dont wanna get bored. prolly go work at costco and use my employee discount for top tier glizzy consumption

My older brother got that 100% disabled medical discharge but then he had twins with a deadbeat mom. Treasure those dogs like Zell in FFVIII.

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[Abandon]

big oof

[Salodin]

What's your disability? Asian women?

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[Andalusian girls]

i laffed, out loud

[synistar]

i sit at home and do shit i've wanted to for the past 20 years. collecting my pension plus 100% disability is pretty chill, no serious worry about bills. anything i do from here on is just because i want to, not because i need to.

Enjoy all that tax exempt income & the property tax exemption.

[Abandon]

the pension is taxed, sadly

[Andalusian girls]

Are you still in school or what is your setup now?

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nah UC system finally yeeted me and wouldn't let me earn any more master's. my last grandparent passed which led to me getting access to a rent-free property in my family's trust so long as i remain in Santa Barbara, which when coupled with what i have saved lets me live off riskless investment for the nonce.

it ain't quite enough to retire forever but i can live in decent comfort for the next what, 15ish years? question is whether to return to the work force for a decade or so to get the retirement fund set up proper or go a riskier investment path which could see me a) destitute, or b) never having to work again.

[Gredival]

nah UC system finally yeeted me and wouldn't let me earn any more master's. my last grandparent passed which led to me getting access to a rent-free property in my family's trust so long as i remain in Santa Barbara, which when coupled with what i have saved lets me live off riskless investment for the nonce.

it ain't quite enough to retire forever but i can live in decent comfort for the next what, 15ish years? question is whether to return to the work force for a decade or so to get the retirement fund set up proper or go a riskier investment path which could see me a) destitute, or b) never having to work again.

Or get hooded and be destitute for sure

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