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AJM - I know that whomever I sell to, they would like me to stay on for a bit if possible. Just not sure if I did, it would just work though. I am stressed from running from home to doctors to dialysis to trying to work. I feel like I would not be a reliable employee. On any given day my husband (whether real or imagined by him) has some sort of medical problem. Something to consider though.
Thanks for your input!
My other main concern would be that you can't do social security and really would be permanently limiting your income if you take it at 62 vs 65 o r 66 and later...
and medical insurance.
that is a big one for us. he will get medicare but I have to search for something that will cover me.
could someone else run the company and you just get a percentage of the profit? and eventually sell it to them?
we downsized, which we wanted to do, and moved to Ny which I wanted to do...and it is MORE expensive, but I am happier....You have to really look at any savings and investments...do you like your CPA? or financial adviser?
could you do part time work or online related to your business experience? I always asked my husband to think about being a consultant.
maybe SCORE (is that the right name?) of those business advisers could lend advice too...
that is all I can think of tonight. I am too tired to think straight...I KNOW you understand that. Big hugs