Good evening campers, hope you are all keeping well
I just found out that, technically, I'm not retired; I'm 'economically inactive'.
I'm not officially classed as 'retired' until November.
Me too, and the fact that I left work two and a half years before I should, I must have really stuffed them.I had to look it up last night when I heard that, as I didn't know what it was. And so am I. I am technically economically, and physically inactive at the moment..what a terrible combination
Me too, technically I went 6 years early as my state pension doesn't kick in until I am 66, so I will be economically inactive for a while yet. Although I still pay income tax and VAT and council tax for dwindling services that my rubbish council keep cutting back on. The latest being the green bin collection for garden waste. From April they are going to charge £70 per year for a service that was paid for out of the council tax.I had to look it up last night when I heard that, as I didn't know what it was. And so am I. I am technically economically, and physically inactive at the moment..what a terrible combination
I was think along those lines by buying an incinerator bin. The ash would go back onto the garden.Just burn it instead, and chuck the (cold) ashes in the bin. One way or another I make sure they take it.
I retired a year early in 2015, I'm a pensioner in receipt of state pension now, one of the few on here who is a pensioner.
Watch out anyone on here who hasn't reached state pension age - Priti Patel has included you - us - in the 8 million she believes are available to take up the low-paid jobs that EU workers are expected to vacate.
They could come and round up our Wednesday morning ride group I suppose, but good luck getting us to pick cabbages.