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Living Longer, Working Longer – but Can We Stay Healthier Too?: Chris Bryant

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Denmark's retirement age hike sparks debate on longevity, health inequality, and why healthspan - not just lifespan - should shape future pension policies.

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Living longer, working longer – but can we stay healthier too?: Chris Bryant

Denmark's retirement age hike sparks debate on longevity, health inequality, and why healthspan - not just lifespan - should shape future pension policies.

12 days ago

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brusselssignal.eu

European retirement ages are forced up after decades of political incompetence

On May 22, Denmark’s parliament passed a law raising the retirement age from its current 67 to 70. Now, as with any government reform, the law comes with…

11 days ago·Belgium

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MSN

‘Unrealistic and unreasonable’: Outcry as Denmark’s retirement age to become highest in Europe at 70

12 days ago·United States

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vz.lt

29-Year-Old Danish Resident Takes Care of His Retirement Independently

Mikkel Rasmussen learned as a child that money accumulates if you don't spend it. So now he has decided to save for a pension himself, which will ensure a wealthy retirement many years from now.

12 days ago

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LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung

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Kluger Kniff: How Danish Politics Creates More Acceptance for the Pension at 70

Denmark introduces the pension with 70, and the politicians in Copenhagen cancel out future generations of parliamentarians the luxuriant pension claims. This is a clever trick, says Thomas Paterjey. This is exactly what should make it easier for many Danes to accept the higher retirement age. The idea should inspire Berlin.

13 days ago·Leipzig, Germany

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