well since she is 39 and can't retire till 50 at the earliest

Feb 13, 2019
8:39:30am

Turd Ferguson All-American

she has more than 6 years. Even retiring at 50 she will be reducing her % in her calculation, so yeah I don't see that happening either.

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My sister is the ultimate millenial. She has been working for nearly 20 years as

Windward_Coug

2/13/19 8:09am

Is millennial more of a state of mind, or age bracket?

4th and Niner

2/13/19 8:12am

Sounds like a great deal

kccougar

2/13/19 8:15am

Are you a tad bit jealous that she goes on so many fun trips?

Richbyu

2/13/19 8:15am

Heck yeah I am. She's seen more of the world than I ever will. It's the price I

Windward_Coug

2/13/19 8:37am

I hate to break it to you, but that is not the ultimate millenial. She is working and has a retirement plan. That is

CDV

2/13/19 8:17am

yep, they would be buying new cars they can't afford every couple years and

smokymountainrain

2/13/19 8:18am

average new car buyer is 53, fyi

Dissenter

2/13/19 5:12pm

Doesn't sound like a true millennial to me.

LiveCoug

2/13/19 8:17am

TNT has no questions

Zaphod

2/13/19 8:18am

If she has been working twenty years she’d be a little ahead of millennials?

gww687

2/13/19 8:19am

I guess you're right, I know I'm considered a millenial (35), and she's four

Windward_Coug

2/13/19 8:32am

She's sort of on the border between Gen X & Gen Y

cougarmeister

2/13/19 8:36am

well since she is 39 and can't retire till 50 at the earliest

Turd Ferguson

2/13/19 8:39am

Hmm I thought she only had to work 25 years to get her pension, didn't know

Windward_Coug

2/13/19 9:28am

Calsters is 2% at 60, but you can retire at 50 if you have 30 years

Turd Ferguson

2/13/19 9:37am

Other than moving back in with dad, sounds like every baby boomer I know,

Bluedomination

2/13/19 8:21am

Why don’t your parents cut the cord?

Zedhead

2/13/19 8:21am

it's just a dad and she probably takes care of him.

smokymountainrain

2/13/19 8:23am

It's just my dad in a pretty big house. It's actually a pretty good thing for

Windward_Coug

2/13/19 8:33am

i get the bills thing of course, though on the other hand, if he has plenty of

smokymountainrain

2/13/19 8:48am

Assuming it is a fair trade living with her Dad, sounds like she is winning at life.

Baron

2/13/19 8:25am

Yeah she's single should she be sitting at home knitting?

coug almighty

2/13/19 8:27am

Sounds like she found her own space in life.

Cachanilla83

2/13/19 8:27am

She doesn't help pay anything. She's probably hoping she'll get my parents house

Windward_Coug

2/13/19 8:39am

She's definitely taking advantage, that's for sure. But if Dad allows it

Cachanilla83

2/13/19 8:55am

Between social security and pension, her retirement will be less stressful than

DogBoy

2/13/19 8:36am

Not a typical millenial. She has a job and a plan. Even if it is a poor plan.

TRUE_BLUE_COUGY

2/13/19 8:37am

If she's been teaching for 20 years, she's not a millennial at all. Too old.

CommodoreCoug

2/13/19 8:41am

That's what I thought but she does have some characteristics

TRUE_BLUE_COUGY

2/13/19 8:50am

I just think it's funny that "millennial" is a demographic group

CommodoreCoug

2/13/19 9:03am

I have to hand it to her-- it sounds like she's crushing life, given her limits.

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