Posted By Laura in Competitions | 36 comments

We joined forces with Compare The Market to find out what you’re plotting for your own Golden Years. Because of course, none of the magic is going to happen without a little forethought and a lot of planning. Life Insurance is one of those dull, grown up things that sadly seems to become more important to think about as the years go by (if you’re looking, just make sure you shop around and compare, because not all policies are created equal. You can click here to try comparethemarket).

Just leave us a comment telling us your Grand Plan for your own retirement

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Author: Laura

A 70's child, I’ve been married for a Very Long Time, and appear to have made four children, and collected one large and useless dog along the way. I work, I have four children, I have a dog… ergo, I do not do dusting or ironing. I began LittleStuff back in (gulp) 2004. I like huge mugs of tea. And Coffee. And Cake. And a steaming cone of crispy fresh fluffy chips, smothered in salt and vinegar. #healthyeater When I grow up I am going to be quietly graceful, organised and wear lipstick every day. In the meantime I *may* have a slight butterfly-brain issue.

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Jo Hutchinson
19 April 2014

growing a herb garden and writing a mystery novel.
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Diane Wood
19 April 2014

just resting!
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Michelle
19 April 2014

Off to Cyprus!
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Jean Bolsover
19 April 2014

Having more time to be able to keep up with my gardening
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anne alexis
19 April 2014

Unlimited travelling opportunities with no time restrictions!
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Clare Nicholas
19 April 2014

Having a lie-in just one will do!
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susan moore
19 April 2014

Cooking and cleaning unfortunately
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Nicki Ramsay
19 April 2014

Spending more time doing things I want to rather than things I have to (like working)
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Peggy Muncie
19 April 2014

to relaxing for a wee while, then I will do more knitting and reading. Will also have time to tidy garden at my leisure. Maybe have an extra holiday too
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paul foster
19 April 2014

just spending idle days in the sun,with the special one,will suffice for me.
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Amanda Norwood
19 April 2014

would love to travel more
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Laura Marshall
19 April 2014

I’d love the travel the world in style with my husband and not worry about having to get back for work on a Monday morning!
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Sarah Maclean
19 April 2014

Writing a forensic crime novel, more photography of animals and nature, possibly a safari to Kenya and enjoying the garden by hosting BBQs for friends.
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Emma Carter
19 April 2014

I’m still about 30 years away from retirement, but I’m hopeful for a happy retirement with relaxation and cuddles from (fingers crossed) grandchildren.
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Kirsty Mills
19 April 2014

I’d love to go live in France.
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Alexandra Gebski
19 April 2014

Spend lot’s of precious time with family and travel as much as possible, so many place’s I would love to explore! :)
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Carolynn Crabb
19 April 2014

We have an old farm in France that we are renovating – so when we retire we will grow our own fruit and veg, bottle preserves and pickles, chill with a bottle of wine by the lake and relax in the garden which is still a wilderness at the moment ( We can all dream !!)
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sarah evans
19 April 2014

relaxing or maybe finding a new hobby
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John Cheshire
19 April 2014

Learn to play piano. Travel lots.
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Elaine Hollis
19 April 2014

spending my pension pot
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sarah mansell
20 April 2014

Don’t laugh.. knitting! :)
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Kelly glen
20 April 2014

Travel to Australia
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Semone
20 April 2014

Retirement is a very long time away from me. I do hope I travel the world, read A LOT and (hopefully) play with my grandchildren :)
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Sally
20 April 2014

Travelling the world and seeing at least 1 new country each year. :)
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shona sutton
20 April 2014

absolutely nothing
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Maria Webster
20 April 2014

holidays to more far flung places as we won’t have to pay for the kids by then!
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Nikki Hayes
20 April 2014

Not sure really as my husband has several serious health issues, hopefully just relax and enjoy life ;o)
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Sam Furniss
20 April 2014

When I retire I’d love to have a little house somewhere warm and hop from country to country visiting all the place I’ve longed to see.
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Pauline Simpson
20 April 2014

I should be retirng next year but thanks to our goverment I have another 6 years to work in a job that is so pressurised it makes me feel ill
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Sylvia Harwood
20 April 2014

Retired already. Loving it!
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sarah Scott
20 April 2014

Travel, travel and more travel! I miss the open road :-)
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Mum in Meltdown
20 April 2014

I would love a touring caravan to tour the UK and France
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Gwen
20 April 2014

Retirement, by then hopefully lost the weight i need to show the world life begins at 60 and i can wow and jog my way around the world
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Gwen Paterson
20 April 2014

I meant Jig ;) not jog dear lord no lol
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Sheryl Keene
20 April 2014

Travelling to different countries to learn how to cook their food.
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Sarah Skinner
20 April 2014

I’d like to think we would be enjoying life travelling and spending fun times with our family x
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