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Average retirement age rose by 8.5 months in six years despite unchanged statutory pension age

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The average age at which Portuguese people retire increased by 8.5 months between 2018 and 2024, even though the legal age for pension entitlement remained stable, according to data analysed by economists at the Bank of Portugal (BdP).

RTP Notícias30 Jan

Average retirement age rose by 8.5 months in six years despite unchanged statutory pension age

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Average retirement age rose by 8.5 months in six years despite unchanged statutory pension age

Average retirement age rose by 8.5 months in six years despite unchanged statutory pension age