Mine taught school for 25 years, but, had been retired for about 6 or 7 years... I'll never retire, gotta have a job to retire from.... 😉

Nurse Practitioner (Psychiatry). And yes coach, it's real......

She still works, she’s a little younger than me.
Sells high speed tooling to mostly defense contractors, Bell Helicopter, etc.
She does well.

We closed our business and retired at the same time at the end of 1999. Neither of us wanted to just shut down so I worked as an independent contractor making local deliveries for several years. She was a quilter, so we bought her a quilting machine and turned the garage into a studio for her. She is an award-winning quilter and does quilting for others, but she has slowed down over the past two years because of the onset of arthritis in her hands. Anybody need a 12-ft sewing machine?

Sames. My wife is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Has her own private practice. Makes more than I do for sure.

Retired Teacher. Elementary Level!

My wife is in education and has been teaching for 27 years. She is eligible to retire, but claims she is going to do 30 years. She is younger than me and I don't see her leaving in three years.

She was in IT for many years. Now she handles client contact and scheduling for me. It's not a hard job now since I average working 6 days a month and it is all virtual.

I get ya Coach. I have met one of these criteria. We don’t have any debt, but am presently driving older vehicles. I have also had a number of stocks that have gone down after I bought them.

Mine graduated top of her class from Carnegie Melon University, worked in software for many years then switched to teaching. She has been the GT Coordinator and Engineering Teacher for our district the last 5 years. She was named the GT Teacher of the Year for the State of Texas last year. Also hot.

Retired for nearly a year now, former CFO at a school district. I definitely out kicked my coverage!