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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-12-11/macron-s-new-french-pension-system-to-come-into-force-from-2025

 

Despite heavy protests and disgruntled citizens France has decided to go ahead with its increase in retirement age of 2 years from the current 62 years of age to 64

 

France joins a trend WW of modest pension reforms as the developed world deals with much longer life expectancies than decades ago, much lower birth rates and a rapidly ageing population

 

The rise to 64 will still have France below most Nations which typically ranges from 65 to 67

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Guess who was in the streets right after that umpteenth provocation from our beloved authoritarian gov?  :staymad:

To be clear, it is now a much more wider issue than the reform itself. People are mad, this government only acts for private interests and keep mocking the public opinion. 

They are going to use a very extreme decree (that is normally only used in tragic situations) to pass the law. @Economy If you have time for better understanding of the situation, look up how the BlackRock investment corporation is involved with the law project. 

nb: they have waited a saturday evening(!?) to announce that and conveniently stated that now, gatherings with 5000+ people are cancelled due to coronavirus. I wouldn't be surprised if in the next days they'll cancel any type of reunion using public health as an excuse to avoid angrier protests. 

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Erotica

As we live longer today I think it's only natural to also raise the retirement age.
Those who are complaining and protesting, how are they expecting their money to last? I mean, while working we are also saving for our pension, but if you retire too soon it won't be enough. 

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PartySick
2 minutes ago, HighRoad said:

Meanwhile Ireland’s is going up to 67 next year & 68 in 2028 :sharon:

And the GOP wants to put ours into the 70's :laughga:

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45 minutes ago, Hoeanne said:

Just because people are living longer doesn’t mean that they’re bodies are able to do labor longer.

True but it's not like Countries are increasing the rates even close to how much life expectancy has gone up

 

The reforms around the world are small in comparison and I think perfectly reasonable under the circumstances tbh

 

For decades there was no adjustments whatsoever. What do people expect?

 

And most jobs now a days are not even that Physical. Most people shouldn't have an issue working till their late 60s tbh

 

And if a job is more physically demanding u can always exempt workers in some industries from the increase the same way teachers can retire early :shrug:

48 minutes ago, Bellatrix said:

As we live longer today I think it's only natural to also raise the retirement age.
Those who are complaining and protesting, how are they expecting their money to last? I mean, while working we are also saving for our pension, but if you retire too soon it won't be enough. 

Agreed. At some point or another adjustments have to come in.

 

For decades longer and longer life spans and lower birth rates did not result in reforms. We been spoiled if u ask me

 

At some point or another there has to be adjustments

 

I mean where do we draw the line? What if some promising revolutionary treatments like organ replacements become available and life expectancy goes to 100 for example? What about 110?

 

I don't know what ppl consider reasonable or when we should finally increase retirement age but at some point it think it has to happen. The system was not designed to have so many people receiving benefits :shrug:

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Stanley Digaga

Actually they didn't increase the legal retirement age to 64, it's still 62 but if you leave at 62 you will have a lower pension.

I'm ok with the retirement age increasing but i find it a bit dishonest from the government to do it like this. The thing is that Emmanuel Macron promise to not increase the legal retirement age during his campain, so he didn't break his promise but we still have to work longer if we want a full pension :wacko:

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Whispering

64 isn’t bad. Past 67 is too much. 

Some people can work well into their seventies or later, but that needs to be a choice, not a requirement. 

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malazam
2 hours ago, HighRoad said:

Meanwhile Ireland’s is going up to 67 next year & 68 in 2028 :sharon:

I see the social security crisis is a worldwide thing

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raise retirement age in France?  

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7 hours ago, Stanley Digaga said:

Actually they didn't increase the legal retirement age to 64, it's still 62 but if you leave at 62 you will have a lower pension.

I'm ok with the retirement age increasing but i find it a bit dishonest from the government to do it like this. The thing is that Emmanuel Macron promise to not increase the legal retirement age during his campain, so he didn't break his promise but we still have to work longer if we want a full pension :wacko:

They raised the standard so yes?

 

Most countries have early retirement options

 

Like in Canada you can retire as early as 60 but each month u retire before 65 costs u on your benefits while each month u work past 65 earns u a permanent bonus

 

There's a range u can technically retire but that Standard normal benefit is 65

 

So from my understanding the normal benefit age is now 64

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