I'm Nearly 60 and Will Never Be Able to Stop Working . . . So If I Sound Angry, I Am!
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MY FATHER worked his entire life for his Civil Service pension. He didn't change his job, even though at least one better one was offered, because he wanted to be absolutely certain that he and my mother would enjoy the last years of their lives in comfort dreaming of a rose garden and a view of the sea as he did so.
Sadly, he didn't live long enough to enjoy every one of those years but, to this day, my mother still enjoys the benefits of his pension and it's kept her in comparative comfort throughout the years since he left the Civil Service in 1976.See the full content of this document
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I'm Nearly 60 and Will Never Be Able to Stop Working . . . So If I Sound Angry, I Am!
But it's now clear that my father and mother were the lucky ones, because not having worked for the state I'm clearly never going to have the chances that they were given: for the simple reason that my private pension, such ...
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