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I see that the minimum retirement age is only 57 years old with a %5 annuity loss for every year you are under the age of 62 years old. So if I were to retire at 57 that would mean my annuity would be %75 of my highest 3 year salary average. Not trying to look to far ahead, but what I would probably do is retire at 57...and then do some consulting/contracting using the same skills I was using my whole career. That's the ole double dipping scenario. My wife's dad is doing just that...has 20 years in the military and receiving retirement from that, while banking ridiculous money as a contractor doing almost the same job...just a lot less work.