Done it twice

[MN317]

I have followed this site for several years and found it to be both interesting and informative – but never registered or contributed. I have recently been looking for anecdotal threads regarding trusts and a couple of other topics but have not found the desired information, thus I have now registered and will pose questions/requests on the appropriate forum. There is a wealth of information and experience in these forums, not sure that I could add much but I have retired a couple of times, the most recent was in 2009. I have tried going cold turkey and not working at all but that proved to be frustrating so I still keep a PT job just for social reasons.

 

[obgyn65]

Welcome aboard, MN317.

I have followed this site for several years and found it to be both interesting and informative – but never registered or contributed. I have recently been looking for anecdotal threads regarding trusts and a couple of other topics but have not found the desired information, thus I have now registered and will pose questions/requests on the appropriate forum. There is a wealth of information and experience in these forums, not sure that I could add much but I have retired a couple of times, the most recent was in 2009. I have tried going cold turkey and not working at all but that proved to be frustrating so I still keep a PT job just for social reasons.

 

[JOHNNIE36]

Welcome to the forum MN. I'm sure you'll find this group very knowledgeable and informative. Ask and you shall receive. There was just a small discussion relative to trusts. Put your questions/topics in the search bar above and that may help you. Again, welcome.

 

[Live And Learn]

Welcome MN. I'm still working towards doing it once ! I love your tagline - very cute.

 

[mickeyd]

Welcome MN317. If that's you real name.

 

[Midpack]

I have tried going cold turkey and not working at all but that proved to be frustrating so I still keep a PT job just for social reasons.

Welcome aboard. I'm retired not working, but the social interaction is the part I miss the most. No surprise, but none of my friends (all my age or younger) are retired, and none will anytime soon. So it's a challenge at times, especially in winter up here in the frozen tundra...