Other countries with a retirement age of 65 include Austria, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Croatia, Switzerland, Belgium, Italy, Spain, and Cyprus. Among Europe’s five largest economies, France has ...

Denmark will raise its retirement age to 70 by 2040, the highest in Europe. The move ties pension age to life expectancy, sparking union backlash over fairness. Other countries may make similar ...

Life expectancy and years spent in retirement are rising across Europe. In response, many countries are increasing retirement ages. Denmark has already decided to raise the retirement age to 70 by ...

By 2040, Denmark would be joint first in the world and have the highest retirement age in Europe. Countries coming in next with retirement ages of 67 include Italy, Australia, Netherlands ...

the average retirement age in the EU will be around 67. Life expectancy and years spent in retirement are rising across Europe with many countries increasing thresholds as a result. The OECD ...

because of burnout.In a few countries like New Zealand, Japan, Sweden, or Greece, people often work beyond the official retirement age. Whether they do so voluntarily is unclear. The reasons are ...

Denmark is set to raise the retirement age to 70 - a move that has been heavily criticised by to-be pensioners. The Scandinavian country has ... Retirement ages across Europe have been rising ...

Denmark is set to have the highest retirement age in Europe, after lawmakers voted to ... Denmark is the first European country to set its national retirement age beyond the 60s.

Life expectancy and years spent in retirement are rising across Europe. In response, many countries are increasing retirement ages. Denmark has already decided to raise the retirement age to 70 by ...

Denmark will boost its retirement age to 70 by 2040 making it the highest in Europe, after its parliament ... to 68 in 2030 and 69 in 2035. The Nordic country follows an old principle that the ...