Even if it's not capped, his total pensions will likely be much lower than those of someone who retires at 70 and lives to 90. What we don't know is where on t

Even if it's not capped, his total pensions will likely be much lower than those of someone who retires at 70 and lives to 90. What we don't know is where on the range between being irreplaceably productive and being an overpaid team mascot who uses the office as an elder daycare his last year's fell, I'd be surprised if it wasn't a bit of both. (not pointing fingers, there are days when I feel like I'm guilty of that myself, and I'm more than sixty years younger)