Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It's Wednesday, December 31st, New Year's Eve, gang. What a year it's been. Boy, we could not have gotten through it without all of you. You are the folks that make this show work, and we are so grateful for every single person who has written to us, who's come on the air with us, and who

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you'll get something else, a little extra gift for the end of the year. Right now, let's talk to

Mary from Connecticut. So I just wondered if you could do that lookie that you often mentioned at my plan and just,

you know, make me feel a little better about it. And I think, you know, I have some questions on

things that maybe could be tweaked a bit. All right. So tell us about yourself. How old are you?

I'm 64. Married, single, partnered. Divorced, not partnered.

Okay, divorced.

And are you working?

I am working.

I am working.

My income is about 99,000 a year.

And I plan to work at least till 70.

And I think that's feasible.

And I'm hoping a couple of years longer so I can both have Social Security and an income at the same time to kind of... Look at you. You're taking advantage of the system. This is not even a scamming. This is just I want to work. So you must like what you do. That's good. I like what I do. I think I'd be bored if I didn't do it. And, you know,

I was home with my kids for a dozen years. So it's kind of still, I'm like in the prime of my career now.

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