Topic: What is the right age to retire? - page 3. (Read 371 times)

No age really anytime you feel you have enough money to take care of your self  to your end of time.

In my opinion, don't make a retirement until your body able to work.
Work until you fulfill all your needs and dreams. Stop when you are totally done.

You must invest in your money when you retire. You have to retire once you have saved a whole load of cash of course.

 As early as possible. Don't blow all your money. Put it to work for you with compound interest. 1% daily is all you need to be a millionaire in short order.

Actualy if you can't walk, that the right age to retire..

If the company can't accept your age, there many ways to get money.. you can start small business, offering service you can do, etc..

as far as I know the time now the retirement of South 65 years old and again 60 years of age. at that age percentage of people working effective is very little. and I found it is also the age reasonable. it can also increased 70 if health be improved.

Average retirement age in the U.K. is 63, according to the U.K. Census Bureau. But that doesn’t mean 63 is the best age to retire for you. In fact, it is probably better to wait until you are older since Social Security benefits are reduced and Medicare isn’t available until you’re 65. That said, optimal retirement age is specific to the individual and only you can decide when the time is right. Below are discussion points that can help you with that decision—starting with what is perhaps the most important point to consider.

One of the regrets voiced most frequently by retirees is that they did not have a plan in place. The euphoria of having “nothing to do” is often replaced by the sad realization that you have “nothing to do.” To avoid this scenario, spend time before retirement thinking about life after retirement. What do you want to do? Travel? Work part-time? Volunteer at a nearby school, local museum or nonprofit group whose work you admire and want to support? Perhaps you want to take some time off to relax before diving back in. That’s not a problem, of course, but it’s best to explore more active options ahead of time and put them on your “to do” list for later. What’s most important is that you remain physically and mentally active in retirement.

In my opinion, the reasonable retirement age is 60 years old. I think under 60 years of age, I still have enough strength and strength to work. Work will help us get better. After 60 years of age we are still not late

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actually, the age limit depends on a country one lives in. it could be 50 or 60 or even 65 years old
just remember; if you not very good, retire asap

I will work as long as I feel relatively good.  I'm not gonna work and then die the next day

Yes I agree that theres no age for retirement as long as you can still manage to work and you love to work.Retirement is only for those people who can no longer work.

As soon as you have enough passive income.

There is no particularly a correct age to resign, you ought to by and large mean to resign when you know you have enough cash to get you through whatever is left of your life easily.You should retire once you are sure you have enough money to do business that will keep meeting your financial needs

There isnt specifically a right age to retire, you should generally aim to retire when you know you have enough money to get you trough the rest of your life comfortably.

Why retire?
You can rest when you are dead.
Life is for living, not for sitting on your couch doing nothing.

If your job is tiring you, then you need to find another job.
If you like what you do, you should never retire, do it less or do it more, but why would you retire?

When people are young they run after money,
when they are old they yearn for time.

In your opinion, what is the best age for a person to retire?