The first thing you need to ask yourself is what your financial position will be if you stop working early. You should look at your net income not gross. So compare your net income that you will receive at retirement with your net income that you currently receive while working. How do the two compare? Sometimes even if you make less money after retirement you'll still come out ahead because your expenses will be less and that's why you should look at it from a net point of view instead of a gross point of view.
Next you should look at any incentives that are offered for early retirement. Some companies offer a cash bonus for years of service and some companies offer a larger pension as well. It really just depends on your specific circumstances so you'll need to look at these things in depth on your own before you decide.
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