It varies. Nowadays, you would have to be at least 67 to retire. It depends on your savings, for example, if you have $20,000 in savings you take half of that money to spend on retirement fees. If the family is financially struggling and they can't pay your retirement bill, I'm guessing Social Security administration will take over.
During his speech wiesel?
One reason why the construction of the transcontinental railroad was so important was because "<span>d. It linked the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific," since this provided for a plethora of new social and economic opportunities. </span>