Hotshottt06

I'm a cop, living the DINK life.

M3Inline6

Yep! The best way to do it. 13 years left for my run toward the pension line. How close are you to hanging it up?

CoastalCasual

Photographer and videographer. Primarily commercial work but also a fair amount of real estate over the past four years.

Hotshottt06

Same. 13 years to go.

jstap808

Very cool, what’s your photography focus area? I feel like you gotta get some good car based equipment and make some good driving videos

jstap808

your name reminds of this band/album cover. Used to listen to em in need for speed driving 911s back in the day and now I’ll own one in real life (but drive way differently &#128518

stoutthedog

Welder.

Bryan Simmons

Leadership in small biotech pharma. I go from company to company, gobble up stock and wait for a big pharma buyout, cash in, repeat. It’s lovely.

Porsche4Live

Partner in accounting firm

TravisDailey

Neurosurgeon. Graduated a few years ago and bought my 992 C4S a couple days ago.

It was the poster car on my walls and the hot wheels on my shelves since I was 5. Owning a 911 one day was a goal that got me through a lot of 36 hour shifts.

Calbenzo

Retired engineer, and retired patent/intellectual property attorney.

Falcon01

Yup, I love that band. Fun fact, Need for Speed made them (paid them) re-record some of the songs to make them less sexual hahaha!

Falcon01

As for myself, my main responsibility is hitting refresh on Track Your Dream 5 times a day even though it's nowhere near a new milestone.

jstap808

I had only recently listened to the original songs and damn they’re filthy, no wonder haha. There goes my childhood

nyca

I would caution people reading this thread - don't retire too early, don't give up your career/salary too early. I retired at 58. With inflation and the cost of living being what it is now, I wonder sometimes if I will be driving my 911 to a fast food job a few years from now.

My only saving grace was that I took my pension as a lump sum (rollover) and have been able to invest it and have done OK with those investments. But friends of mine who retired with a defined benefit are kicking themselves now, because at the rate things are going, 5-7 years from now their monthly pension will just about cover a new car payment. Don't underestimate the amount of money you will need in retirement, given these inflationary times.