increased retirement age
Increased retirement age refers to a policy or practice where the age at which individuals can claim full retirement benefits is raised or extended, requiring them to work for a longer period before being eligible to retire.
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Related Concepts (21)
- age discrimination
- age-related policies and legislation
- aging population
- austerity measures
- changing demographics
- dependency ratio
- economic impact of raising retirement age
- elderly employment
- health and well-being in older adults
- human resource management
- life expectancy
- long-term care
- pension plans
- productivity in older workers
- public opinion on retirement age
- retirement age
- retirement benefits
- retirement planning
- retirement savings
- social security
- workforce participation rates
Similar Concepts
- age diversity
- age-related pension schemes
- ageism
- aging and longevity
- changes in pension eligibility criteria
- demographic change and aging populations
- old age pensions
- pension reforms
- public pension and retirement assistance
- retirement
- retirement age adjustment
- retirement age increase
- retirement ceremonies
- retirement income adequacy
- social security retirement age