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France has had some success and while they're still below replacement, it's going to be a glide to population decline, not a hard crash like it's going to be wi
by Tade0 3y ago
France has had some success and while they're still below replacement, it's going to be a glide to population decline, not a hard crash like it's going to be with some other European countries.
I mean, they had protests against increasing the age of retirement to 62 from 60, while in countries like the Netherlands the same figure will be 67 starting next year.
- corobo 3y agoHere in the UK my retirement age (can claim state pension) is currently 68. Work and personal pension age still seems to be 55. UK folks can find theirs here https://www.gov.uk/state-pension-age https://www.gov.uk/state-pension-age As for the on-topic I doubt I'll be able to afford a family in this lifetime haha, given up on that one as a goal a while back along with getting on the property ladder. Maybe if a relative or two leave an inheritence I can reconsider.