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I suspect the paradox of choice also explains why so many people are disappointed with retirement.
He kept a "countdown clock" in his briefcase marking the time he had left before his retirement to Washington state.
One view has been to keep the present system, with a full retirement age of 65 and minimum retirement age of 62, with minor modifications, such as raising the ages to 67 and 64 respectively.
The shuttles are due to retire next year, and there is already consternation about the gap between that retirement and the arrival of their successor.
He had thought the piano was merely a retirement pastime for his mother, and had protested mildly when she mentioned that her goal was to be good enough one day to play four-hand with him.
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Since his retirement in August, the wrangling has intensified.
She's got a few thousand pounds put away for her retirement.
Overall, consumers are beleaguered by the loss in home values, retirement savings and household wealth over the past year.
The same problem of delay would afflict a reform of Medicare designed to raise the eligibility age for Medicare in tandem with increasing the social security retirement age.
As societies age, we surmise, they spend more on health care and retirement services and less on things like flat-screen TVs, second or third cars, or dress clothes.
He lives on his annuity after retirement.
If the average retirement age were raised to near 70 to qualify for retirement and elderly health benefits, retirees would still have more absolute years of retirement than they did 90 years ago.
The Administration has introduced a Management-Initiated Retirement Scheme to provide for the retirement of directorate civil servants on permanent and pensionable terms to facilitate improvement in the government organisation since September 2000.
Mr Sarkozy says he will not budge on the retirement age. But he will be tempted to give some ground, in order to thwart further disruption.
But Sweden is a world champion at massaging its jobless figures, which exclude those in government make-work programmes, those forced into early retirement and students who would prefer to be working.
She lives in retirement, neither making nor receiving visits.
What followed wasn't your average office retirement party: a weeklong bacchanalia on a 65-foot schooner near St. Bart's.
We want to watch the Bergman masterpiece, to give ourselves enough time to write the report properly, to set aside money for retirement.
his retirement was not allowed to go unmarked.
About 60,000 regular soldiers have reached retirement or are close to it but the government has not paid them off.
This leads to a view of the service as a continuum of evolved service specifications over the lifetime of the service, from its inception to its retirement, as shown in Figure 2.
In a new blow to an increasingly isolated White House, Karl Rove has announced his retirement.
The couple had the foresight to plan their retirement wisely.
If your employer is letting you go, offering early retirement or using another euphemism for firing you, it may be hard to find another job immediately.
This may be because many of the 30, 000 public-sector workers facing dismissal are near retirement anyway.
An interesting case is Spur Industries, Inc. v. Del E. Webb Development Co., 108 Ariz.178, 494 P.2d 700 (1972). In 1957 Del Webb had begun construction of a retirement community called Sun City, west of Phoenix.
The welfare benefits and retirement security of the labour force shall be protected by law.
For many, retirement is an opportunity to pursue lifelong hobbies or interests.
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