Retirement plans, retirement occupations, retirement locations.

[AnthonyMe]

Kung retirement locations.

Doon sa maayos pa ang hangin, outside metro manila.

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Kung retirement locations.

Doon sa maayos pa ang hangin, outside metro manila.

[Juan Martinez]

i will go to that paradise where chocolate hills are found. buy a ranch. put up a 9 - hole golf course. smell the roses. then wait for that thief of the night to come along...

[badkuk]

As my boss so eloquently put it, retiring is like waiting to die ^_^

i've heard a lot of seniors go downhill(health- and mental-wise) quite suddenly after retirement. i've even heard of a certain exec that developed Alzheimer's a few years after retiring.

i guess the key is to stay active, physically and mentally, after you retire. Pursue some hobbies you've left behind, serve the community, etc. etc., wag ka lang magpatingga sa bahay. The mind and body is a strange thing, once you don't use it that much, it starts to waste away. The trick is to fool your body into thinking that it still needs to function(either that or get stemcell treatment ^_^)

Given the above, i wouldn't mind working til the day i die. But it doesn't mean we can enjoy ourselves from time to time


Anyways, i read this article last year about this Singaporean company planning to put up a "retirement village" in Cebu. Mainly targeting foreigners e.g. Japanese. i think it's a good concept, though i'm not sure about the medical facilities. And this is only for people with money.

i think Century Properties also has a similar project, sort of like a condo slash retirement home. Again, the non-rich need not apply.

[1D4LV]

retirement place? ako dito pa din sa pinas.

iniwanan kami ni erpats ng farm sa silang cavite. malamang dun ako.
tapos pagkakakitaan?
yung proceeds ng farm. and i am planning to go either the academe, consulting or financial planning route. ayoko din ng matenga eh.

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retirement place? ako dito pa din sa pinas.

iniwanan kami ni erpats ng farm sa silang cavite. malamang dun ako.
tapos pagkakakitaan?
yung proceeds ng farm. and i am planning to go either the academe, consulting or financial planning route. ayoko din ng matenga eh.

[bmacavanza]

67 yo ang retirement age dito sa Australia. Pero plano namin ay stay in the Philippines for 6 months of the year.

[badsekktor]

planning to retire here in the ph. hopefully my kids are already prepared to take over our business by that time.

[badkuk]

personally i'd prefer Cebu, but it's getting very urbanized very fast. Wait and see muna tutal wala pang pera :D

[Jun aka Pekto]

Once the kids all move out, I'll go back to northern Nevada and the Lake Tahoe area. My wife wants to continue her family business in the PH. I might come along to visit every now and then.

[jick.cejoco]

When you turn 60 after having retired from any U.S. Military reserves or national guards, you can fly United States Air Force airlines to anywhere on earth that has U.S. Base for the price of the meals during the flight

[Jun aka Pekto]

When you turn 60 after having retired from any U.S. Military reserves or national guards, you can fly United States Air Force airlines to anywhere on earth that has U.S. Base for the price of the meals during the flight

They're called "freedom birds" at least the last time I heard. Retirees from active duty service don't have to be 60 to make use of them although they've become rare enough that only active duty personnel can effectively make use of it.

In my dad's time, such flights were called "Space A" or space available. If there's a seat empty, you can board although you can still be bumped off the flight by those with higher priority.