When Should Lockheed Martin/Aerospace Employees Retire? 55, 60, or 65 — Which Wins?

Should Aerospace Employees Retire at 55, 60 or 65—and what could those extra working years mean for you? On BA Podcast Guys, host Rob sits down with senior advisors Steve Young and Michael Allen, CFP, to discuss the choices behind that decision.

They cover early retirement, healthcare costs before Medicare, retirement savings, taxes, Social Security and pension considerations.

Beyond the numbers, they ask something worth thinking about: what do you actually want your days to look like when work becomes optional?

Whether you’re counting down or exploring your options, join this honest conversation about retirement planning for Lockheed Martin/Aerospace  employees. What age are you aiming for? Tell us below and subscribe for more conversations.

Timestamps:
00:00 Choosing your retirement age
00:26 Retiring at 55: goals, expenses and lifestyle
02:18 Healthcare costs, taxes and access to savings
03:30 Building a flexible retirement plan
04:46 Retiring at 60: what five more years can change
05:59 Second careers and starting a business
07:11 Retiring at 65: Medicare and consulting
08:00 Social Security and pension choices
08:48 Is there a perfect retirement age?
10:25 Closing thoughts and disclaimer