Yes, you can retire at 59, but it depends on your financial situation, retirement savings, and lifestyle goals. Make sure you have enough savings to cover your expenses, including healthcare, as you may not qualify for Medicare until 65. Additionally, consider any penalties for withdrawing funds from retirement accounts before the age of 59½. It's advisable to consult a financial advisor to ensure a smooth transition into retirement.
It depends. Normal retirement age is at 65, but you can start to take money out of your retirement plan without penalty at age 59 1/2.
59+59+59=177
59% of what, if of 100 then 59%.
59 x 59 = 592 = 3,481
354
-59 = -59 Simple
25+34 = 59
the parameter is 59 on each side and 59 going up so it is 59*59 kind of like a box
59 is a prime number, meaning that the only factors for it are 59 and 1.
20% of 59= 20% * 59= 0.2 * 59= 11.8
39% of 59= 39% * 59= 0.39 * 59= 23.01
8% of 59= 8% * 59= 0.08 * 59= 4.72