Denmark: retirement age to be raised to 68 from 2030

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21 December 2015 à 13h12

Updated on 22 December 2015 à 12h10

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Publication: 21 December 2015 à 13h12, Updated on 22 December 2015 à 12h10

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On 18 December, the Danish Parliament passed a bill to increase retirement age to 68 as of 2030.
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21 December 2015 à 13h12

Updated on 22 December 2015 à 12h10

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Publication: 21 December 2015 à 13h12, Updated on 22 December 2015 à 12h10

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On 18 December, the Danish Parliament passed a bill — presented in November by the Labour Minister Jørn Neergaard Larsen — which will see the legal age of retirement with social security (folkepension) go up to 67 in 2022 and then to 68 from 2030. The retirement reform of 2011 contained the principle of adjusting the retirement age on the basis of the average life expectancy. The idea was for the retirement age to be increased by a maximum of one year, every five years, from 2030 (see...

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