For women, the average retirement age was younger, at 61.9 for 2013. Those figures were mixed from the previous year, with men retiring at a slightly older age than in 2012, while women retired a bit sooner than in the previous year.
There are 85-130 calories in a shot of liquor. The number of calories in alcohol or liquor (gin, rum, scotch, vodka, whiskey) depends on the proof (alcohol content) of the liquor. 70 Proof Liquor. On average, 70 proof liquor (35% alcohol) has 85 calories per shot (1.5 ounces). This is approximately 55 calories per ounce. 80 Proof Liquor
The actual number of calories in vodka depends on the amount of alcohol in the variety that you choose. According to CalorieCount.com, there are approximately 97 calories in vodka if you drink a single shot (1.5 ounces) in the 80-90 proof range. So even if vodka tastes light and clean, it still provides as many calories as many other types of alcohol. If you choose a vodka with more alcohol, the number of calories goes up as well. If you drink 100-proof vodka or even 120-proof vodka, the estimated calorie count goes up to 124.