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From a different point of view, the parents are age 57 and 59 and if everything went well, they would already have retired. In contrast, European Union asks Gr
by andmarios 11y ago
From a different point of view, the parents are age 57 and 59 and if everything went well, they would already have retired.
In contrast, European Union asks Greece (and other PIIGS countries) to set the minimum retirement age at 67 if it wants to stay a member...
- GFischer 11y agoIndeed. My country follows EU very closely in this, and I don't expect I'd be able to retire before 65 if I stayed an employee, and it's very, very likely the law will be changed to a minimum retirement age of 70 during my working life (social security is very close to defaulting).
- theandrewbailey 11y ago> From a different point of view, the parents are age 57 and 59 and if everything went well, they would already have retired. Things would have to have gone really well to retire before 60 in USA. Most Americans don't even consider retiring until at least that, often 65.