The Retirement Thread
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Jef
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May 2022
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Jef
not counting but .... tonights night shift .. then only 7 more .. ( and 22 day shifts ) 
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May 2022
10:01am, 15 May 2022
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Sigh
*prepares bunting for Jef*
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May 2022
10:04am, 15 May 2022
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Ness
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May 2022
10:08am, 15 May 2022
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EvilPixie
Shifts suck Mr pix did 17.5 years of shift rotation He has gone back to work on static 6-2 m-f Less money but worth it |
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May 2022
10:08am, 15 May 2022
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Jef
*prepares bunting for Jef* A month sleeping first !! :-D |
May 2022
12:49pm, 15 May 2022
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Flatlander
Enjoy catching up on your sleep and getting used to daylight hours Jef I never worked shifts but I did work on-call for 3 decades and that was bad enough with working a whole day, being on-call during the night (getting called out 0 - 4 times a night) and then working the next day. It was a wonder I never (as far as I know) made a mistake with a patient that next day. I was so pleased when the EU's Working Time Directive came in and I'd get sent home in the afternoon that next day if I had been called out in the middle of the night.
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May 2022
6:45pm, 15 May 2022
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Jef
ooh !! working time directives ! I remember them. Nope.. As "we" are not "employees" my bosses can just ignore them :-/ I should have complained to the union !! ... oh wait. not alowed one of them either. :-D |
May 2022
7:45pm, 15 May 2022
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Totriornottotri
Thought this might be of interest. |
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May 2022
9:16pm, 15 May 2022
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Flatlander
Thanks 2triornot2tri that backs up my decision to go for a level annuity as I wrote about on page 306 fetcheveryone.com/forum/the-retirement-thread-61674/306 In making that decision, I had used a RPI rate of 6% for every year. My feeling (I am not an actuary) is that the forecast high inflation rate (and therefore RPI) over the next few years won't necessarily mean that new annuitants will be better off with a RPI annuity rather than a level one because surely the actuaries/underwriters will factor in high inflation and just reduce the starting figure. Of course, existing RPI annuitants will have got a higher start point and be protected from inflation by RPI increases. |
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