What is the ideal age to retire?

[uksucks]

Is it as early as possible?

Is it to retire without ever even working?

Or a bit later e.g 30?

 

[uksucks]

Bump

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Depends on the work you do. If it's something I really enjoy wouldn't mind doing it forever tbh. Otherwise I'd say around 40ish

 

[Foreverbrad]

Without ever working. 100%.

Unless it’s in a family business you will eventually inherit, working is completely pointless, it’s time (in your prime, no less) that you’ll never get back, spent on learning processes that are completely irrelevant to you the moment you leave, all in order to make ridiculous poverty wages.

 

[chadisbeingmade]

Without ever working. 100%.

Unless it’s in a family business you will eventually inherit, working is completely pointless, it’s time (in your prime, no less) that you’ll never get back, spent on learning processes that are completely irrelevant to you the moment you leave, all in order to make ridiculous poverty wages.

Your saying put off working as much as possible until parents die lol?

 

[Nameless King]

a bit later e.g 30?

who’s gonna tell him?

 

[Foreverbrad]

Your saying put off working as much as possible until parents die lol?

It won’t work, our whole generation is doomed to work until we die without getting hand-outs from our parents.

It’s techno-feudalism