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27?!😂

The day I left ‘the office’ 21 years, 7 months and 1 day ago (not that I’m counting) was a relief.

Nothing to do with having a purpose, it's just they keep you on the work treadmill until you reach the average life expectancy.

I retired at 61 in 2007 and am now78.. I loved my job as it involved working with and leading multiskilled teams and we achieved massive changes and improvements. A perpetual world of major continuous improvement. The business grew by a factor of over 7000% in those 11 years.. 😮 I went through major turmoil after two years of retiremet as I missed that whole dynamic and status. How I was treated by colleagues etc. I was hugely respected. We'd started on a different career running a small BNB and holiday cottage business and it has helped massively.. Not the same but a lot less pressure. I agree 100% that if you've felt that you've achieved in your job walking away is extremely hard. You should plan a change of career as opposed to retiring.. Try something different. Less stressful and up the physical exercise too which helps mentally and physically. I'm 17 years in and counting..

This woman has a very sad life.

I have no desire to ever work again and I'm 20+ years into retirement.

This is utter cack. First off, average is useless. What’s the median? Also the number will be skewed because long standing financial advice is to touch your pension last

I didn't retire till 68 and then it was reluctantly because I enjoyed my job! I still work at 71 because it gives PURPOSE but not what I luckily did pre - tetirement. As long as I have something to offer I will continue. Retirement is for OLD PEOPLE!😂😂

She is a Fool and convinced herself of a boogie man in her head.

So you get state pension at 67 and on average live until 82 but somehow only collect an average of 8 years of pension? Not sure how that claim stacks up?

Exceptions don't make the rule. In general, being thinner reflects discipline, good health and, in todays society, wealth.

Father retired from mill after 38 years . He said I’m gonna live as long as I can so I get what I paid in back . Lived almost 30 years after retirement. . Don’t believe this shit. People die after 8 years cause they had to work till they were well past retirement age.

Just 11K pension in UK , just let that sit a while. You pay in for close on 50 years ....

The problem is that people concentrate on what they are retiring FROM but haven't given much, if any, thought as to what they are retiring TO. Which is bizarre / lazy because they've had their whole life up to that point to formulate a plan.

It's probably more due to working too far into old age when you factor in average lifespans.

This is so so true. Thank you for sharing and condolences for your loss 🙏❤️💔❤️

Believe that shit if you want to, she seems a messenger lady for the government who don’t want you to retire as the cost to them is something they don’t want. They literally do not want to pay you the pension you are entitled to! That’s why they’ve been steadily increasing retirement age.

I find it exceedingly difficult to believe that the average pension is collected for only 8 years dad retired at 55 and pulled his pension for 33 years and mum has pulled it for 3 more years since and still going strong! So that 8 years must be a mid point half less half above with the actual average time pulled more like 12 to 15 years!

More rich people trying to gaslight people with less money to just work until you drop so they don't have to

Her "fact" sounds like complete rubbish to me. A 67 year old in the UK has a life expectancy of about 18 years, this is not the same as the general population life expectancy. Therefore you would expect the average time a private pension is drawn to be at least that.

One must love life…..it’s as simple as that. It’s all in your hands too.

Wow! My husband and I are very fortunate according to that statistic; we have been collecting our pensions for 21+ years. We both worked for the same company.

half n half here ! its why I enjoyed Aylene

My father collected it for 8 years died at 73.

Women don't seem to have much of a purpose as they get older and they seem to do fine. Sounds like they're trying to give men MORE work and telling them that by doing so, they'll live longer. Total BS.

After Covid , It became very obvious that human interaction is so important for Wellbeing .Even if its not that good , get out more.

Buddha was not an atheist. Have full knowledge.

11 Years retired , it gets better and better .

Thank you Maria, this is perfect. It gives me the motivation to redo my CV! Love it! Yes please! Linked in would be interesting. I will check it out!

I am watching

My father retired at 65 years and sadly passed away at 69years and 7 months .worked all his life RIP dad.❤

I guess everyone is different. But I do agree that for a lot of people thier job gives them a purpose in life. It gives them a reason to get up every day. I had to stop working because of health issues and I slowly became an alcoholic. Thankfully I have been sober for 4 months but I still struggle with motivating myself every day.

Now tell us the average time a UK prison officer lives in retirement please ?

I have two of his books. Really interesting. And they are books you can keep going back too.

F that! Why are you telling a new mom to leave her baby!!!

Would love to have year paid paternity leave as a mom

So the woman can return to work?! Women are meant to be with their babies?? Family leave, for sure, but swapping to get the woman back to work, insane!!

Men do not nurture children like women do. They need to be working. Period.

I wouldn't leave my child alone with my husband for two hours never mind two weeks and certainly not leave him to look after the house and a child for a year. A year ??? How could I possibly work all day after being up half the night doing everything he failed to do all day? Insane idea.

Retirement cannot be just sitting around doing nothing. Go out and LIVE, people! Hobbies help, volunteering is great, and visiting places you've always dreamed of visiting works wonders for longevity.

Guess I'll have to scew that figure; im 78 still hoing strong. Retired at 62.

I think this is a bigger conversation and I’m speaking as someone who isn’t a mother or planning to be anytime soon. I spoke to a few men who pointed out that until the gender pay gap has been bridged extending paternity leave might not be feasible. For instance maternity leave starts decrease as the months go on and if paternity leave was to be extended then the same would be in place. What about bills. If the man is the higher earner and they take the leave for months how will that affect the household if wife earns less in general. This is just one example of a much bigger problem. I’m 100% for equality but it can’t be at the cost of pushing more families into poverty.

Wait what, Nike does girly clothes?

We have a smallholding which keeps us fully occupied. The previous owner was still working with horses well into his 90s. We hope to replicate his longevity.

You are the gateway to taking a job! Not for the role that you hold, but for the request of attention that shine through your video!!! I listened to a quote about trading (investments) that says: Trading is like a diet, everybody knows how to do that, but nobody implies the rules. It is the same for the CV 😉

So, I've got a year left to live.

Sad that ppl think their job is their purpose in life unless it's a vocation like teaching, nursing, etc. I am retired and I am overjoyed that I no longer have to work. There are so many things to do and life is never boring. So I can't relate to what this woman is saying at all.

I have to agree with this. The brain needs to be used so living relaxed is fine but find yourself a purpose.

What an existence 🙌

That's BS LADY