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But if the retirement age is fixed at 65, that's nearly a 60% increase in years retired per retiree. And, on average, older retirees are less physically able a
by i_am_proteus 7y ago
But if the retirement age is fixed at 65, that's nearly a 60% increase in years retired per retiree.
And, on average, older retirees are less physically able and require more care.
- littlestymaar 7y agoThis is indeed correct. But a 60% increase isn't a 400% one, and talking about the increase of healthcare cost is very different from complaining about «lazy and selfish babyboomers going to the spa instead of working longer». These are the two things I criticized in the original comment.