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Debbie

06 Mar 2026

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Would you consider part-time work in retirement for structure, not money?

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AK50

3d ago

Definitely a plausible way to keep active and useful both physically and mentally. From coaching to driving a PHV. Balancing a harmonious retirement lifestyle.

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Ace

6d ago

Yes if one has the financial stability

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FIREd Investor

16d ago

Yes definitely. Important to stay busy, but without being tied down to the rigid Corp work schedule.

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Citee Hong

21d ago

Yes of course

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Anonymous

21d ago

Hopefully it is for both. If not then I would still prefer to have some level for routine and social...

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