Retirement Age (25)

Jul 9, 2012 5:39 PM CST Retirement Age
Taureanmale
TaureanmaleTaureanmaleRoscommon, Ireland86 Threads 5 Polls 1,672 Posts
I thought the retirement age for teachers was 65 or thereabouts confused

Might have a joker in our midst laugh
Jul 9, 2012 5:43 PM CST Retirement Age
70Libra
70Libra70LibraCounty, Waterford Ireland43 Threads 6,782 Posts
Taureanmale: I thought the retirement age for teachers was 65 or thereabouts

Might have a joker in our midst

Not necessarily. If they have enough 'service' done they can retire early. My Mam and Dad (both teachers) retired at 56 and 60 respectively.
Jul 9, 2012 5:44 PM CST Retirement Age
jimbo79
jimbo79jimbo79carlow, Carlow Ireland85 Threads 8 Polls 4,259 Posts
Taureanmale: I thought the retirement age for teachers was 65 or thereabouts

Might have a joker in our midst
confused im lost
Jul 9, 2012 5:45 PM CST Retirement Age
Anyway, anyone can 'retire' as in stop working any time?
Jul 9, 2012 5:45 PM CST Retirement Age
lislea31
lislea31lislea31Galway, Ireland40 Posts
In response to: I thought the retirement age for teachers was 65 or thereabouts

Might have a joker in our midst


A few years ago techers, gardai etc could take early retirement in order to get full pension and not be taxed or something along those lines dunno
Jul 9, 2012 5:46 PM CST Retirement Age
70Libra
70Libra70LibraCounty, Waterford Ireland43 Threads 6,782 Posts
snowlynx: Anyway, anyone can 'retire' as in stop working any time?

I think he meant the OFFICIAL retirement age. With pension.
Jul 9, 2012 5:49 PM CST Retirement Age
Taureanmale
TaureanmaleTaureanmaleRoscommon, Ireland86 Threads 5 Polls 1,672 Posts
None of the above ....check out the newbies
Jul 9, 2012 5:51 PM CST Retirement Age
jimbo79
jimbo79jimbo79carlow, Carlow Ireland85 Threads 8 Polls 4,259 Posts
Taureanmale: None of the above ....check out the newbies
ah i see who you mean now
Jul 9, 2012 5:52 PM CST Retirement Age
70Libra
70Libra70LibraCounty, Waterford Ireland43 Threads 6,782 Posts
Taureanmale: None of the above ....check out the newbies

Can you narrow it down a bit...? laugh
Jul 9, 2012 5:57 PM CST Retirement Age
lislea31
lislea31lislea31Galway, Ireland40 Posts
Confused confused
Jul 9, 2012 6:08 PM CST Retirement Age
DaveD20
DaveD20DaveD20Dublin, Ireland4 Threads 176 Posts
Not sure if this is what thread is about but I think it is about public service pension. I am a civil servant if I work 40 yrs I get full pension (half pay) - I will have 40 yrs at 63, I can retire then on full pension but I don't get paid until I hit 65.
Jul 9, 2012 6:12 PM CST Retirement Age
DaveD20
DaveD20DaveD20Dublin, Ireland4 Threads 176 Posts
A civil servant who paid only class B stamps not entitled to old age pension only job pension
Jul 9, 2012 6:49 PM CST Retirement Age
Taureanmale: I thought the retirement age for teachers was 65 or thereabouts

Might have a joker in our midst

i fear with country the way it is 75 will be the new retirement age
Jul 9, 2012 7:00 PM CST Retirement Age
jimbo79
jimbo79jimbo79carlow, Carlow Ireland85 Threads 8 Polls 4,259 Posts
if ye look in the new female profiles section ye will see what he was talking about
Jul 10, 2012 3:59 AM CST Retirement Age
here in blighty they reckon a child born today will not retire untill 77 uh oh
Jul 10, 2012 4:33 PM CST Retirement Age
facetowardsfront
facetowardsfrontfacetowardsfrontCork, Ireland42 Threads 1 Polls 2,921 Posts
leisure07: here in blighty they reckon a child born today will not retire untill 77


There is also gender discrimination in the UK with regard to the State Pension. Women get the pension at 60 but men must wait until they are 65. This gives the average man 11 years and women 21 years of pension until they die. This has been the case for 62 years. Thankfully the pension age will be equal in 2020. Men are living longer and women are dying younger thanks to their liberated lifestyles so in another decade a woman can look forward to about the same amount of retirement time as a man. Yay for equality! But what about the gender discrimination taking place today? Isn't everyone awfully quiet about it? It's almost like it doesn't count if it's men who are the 'victims'.
Jul 13, 2012 12:29 PM CST Retirement Age
Retirement age is been increased to 68 by 2028, we have an ageing population so therefore it is financially necessary to increase the retirement age.
Jul 13, 2012 12:37 PM CST Retirement Age
GalwayGuy35
GalwayGuy35GalwayGuy35galway, Galway Ireland25 Threads 1,537 Posts
It's no big deal working until 68.
Jul 13, 2012 12:42 PM CST Retirement Age
GalwayGuy35: It's no big deal working until 68.


Exactly especially with improvements in healthcare and people living well into their 80's.

In 50 years time I actually could see 75 been a normal retirement age.
Jul 13, 2012 12:47 PM CST Retirement Age
GalwayGuy35
GalwayGuy35GalwayGuy35galway, Galway Ireland25 Threads 1,537 Posts
kennyfromdublin: Exactly especially with improvements in healthcare and people living well into their 80's.

In 50 years time I actually could see 75 been a normal retirement age.


It will definately be over 70 anyway I would imagine.
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