Raising the real retirement age

In the last decade, economic and financial circumstances have put pressure on pension regimes across Europe. Add to this the effects of ageing populations and longer life expectancies, and it is not surprising that many European countries are redesigning their pension regimes. The ‘accepted’ retirement age of 65 is no longer set in stone, with many governments across Europe planning to raise, or having already raised their retirement ages. In Iceland and Norway, workers retire at 67; Denmark, the Netherlands and Germany plan to reach that level in the future, with the United Kingdom pushing things even further to 68.

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