Source: International Business Times
Denmark's parliament has adopted a law raising the retirement age to 70 by 2040, from the current age of 67 AFP On paper, Kirsten Evans is among the first group of Danes who have to wait until age 70 to retire with a full pension, but she has no intention of waiting that long. Denmark's parliament in May adopted a law raising the retirement age to 70 by 2040, from the current age of 67. But Evans, a 53-year-old bank employee with a solid financial footing, said she plans to retire around 65 or 66 -- even if it means she won't earn a full pension.
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