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Stress dreams after retirement

I retired at the end of June in 2024 at the age of 62 from my job as a clinical lab scientist at a VA clinic. My last boss was a micromanager who loved to play favorites and blame us more experienced ...

reddit.com Jun 07 2025

T minus nothing: Launching tomorrow!

I'm launching tomorrow, about 2 years earlier than I'd planned but job collapsed around me, and here goes nothing! Emotionally, I'm experiencing fairly bad anxiety about not having as much time as I'd...

reddit.com Jun 03 2025

Is anyone else upsizing after retirement?

My husband just retired at 71. I (63) hope to work several more years - I really love my job. We just put an offer in on a house that is older (1828), larger and on a much bigger lot than our current ...

reddit.com Jun 03 2025

15 Remote Careers That Pay $100K+ and Are Hiring Now

You don’t need to move to a big city or sit in an office to make six figures anymore. Many high-paying jobs are already remote and more are coming. If you’re still measuring success in com...

dadisfire.com May 28 2025

High-Paying Jobs Most People Avoid, But Pay Over $100K

Everyone wants six figures, until they see what it takes. Many glamorize tech, finance, and medical careers, but there’s a whole world of $100k jobs that are messy, dangerous, physically demandi...

dadisfire.com May 23 2025

PSLF For Doctors: Is It Still Worth It?

If you’re a physician in training or just starting your career, there’s a good chance you’ve heard about Public Service ... Read more...

physicianonfire.com May 12 2025

Physician Career Satisfaction At An All-Time Low

We’ve talked about physician burnout before. It’s an unfortunate side effect of how the U.S. healthcare system currently functions. It’s ... Read more...

physicianonfire.com May 07 2025

18 Smart Career Moves That Earn You More in the Long Run

You can work for twenty years and still have no real control over your time, your income, or your future. The truth is, most people aren’t stuck because of lack of effort, but because they made ...

dadisfire.com May 02 2025

12 Real Reasons Companies Are Ignoring Workers Over 60

Job searching at 60 isn’t just tough, it’s a different game entirely. Resumes get ignored, interviews become rare, and doors start closing that used to swing wide open. Perception, bias, a...

dadisfire.com Apr 21 2025

Paperwork of Life - how did I manage before?

I swear I don’t know how I managed to get all the detail work of life done when I had a full time job. Start with Medicare and SS. That alone requires constant checking, monitoring, and tweaking...

reddit.com Apr 19 2025

Optimizing Your Career for Longevity with Rob Orman

An interview with Dr. Rob Orman, a writer, podcaster, and coach who now works with physicians to build resilience, overcome burnout, and reconnect with meaning and purpose in their work. The post Opti...

whitecoatinvestor.com Apr 03 2025

16 Things You Can Rent Out for Easy Cash

Making extra money doesn’t have to mean picking up a second job or working longer hours. If you own things that sit around unused, you could be sitting on easy cash. Turning everyday items into ...

dadisfire.com Mar 27 2025

Update on my retirement countdown from one year ago

Hello all, I am now 3 months away. Thanks to all who gave me suggestions on how to "survive" the last year of my 35+ year career. I have a post-it at my work station( I work from home) that says "I am...

reddit.com Mar 27 2025

How was your Small Adventure Saturday?

I had no shift at the part time job today, so we woke up slow. We follow F1 racing so we watched a sprint in China. Mid-morning, we went to the farmer’s market to replenish bottles of ginger bee...

reddit.com Mar 23 2025

I don't miss my IT Leadership Job

Last night, my wife mentioned she thought I retired too early. Today, after catching up with some of my old team members over coffee, I realized I don’t miss the job at all. The man who replaced...

reddit.com Mar 19 2025

Using accumulated sick leave to phase out your career

I've been planning to retire at the end of this calendar year, at the age of 59. Currently I have over 1400 hours of accumulated sick leave, roughly 35 weeks (considering a 5-day work week). While I c...

reddit.com Mar 14 2025

[Reduction in Force] Part 15: Can I File for Unemployment?

ProFeds Founder, Chris Kowalik, discusses the opportunity for many federal employees to collect unemployment if they lose their job due to the Reduction-in-Force. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Who may qualify (and d...

fedimpact.com Mar 10 2025

Gave 30 day notice today, when does reality set in?

I gave notice to my boss that I will retiring in 30 days today. How long does it take for the reality to hit that I am winding up my career? I’ve been working in the financial services industry ...

reddit.com Mar 07 2025

CFPB’s Main Job: Protecting Your Hard-earned Money

With its fate hanging in the balance, it’s a good time to remember the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau arose out of subprime mortgage scams like these. A mother who moved her young children...

crr.bc.edu Mar 07 2025

Looking at new job versus retiring

I like working, so I am looking at a job 5 minutes from my house, @ 1/2 my pay, good insurance benefits, and none of the work drama, management of people, work pressure and stress I have in my current...

reddit.com Mar 02 2025