Edad de jubilación subiría hasta 70 años en países OCDE: informe alerta presión fiscal por envejecimiento
Trabajar más tiempo antes de jubilarse dejaría de ser la excepción. Según la edición 2025 de Panorama de las Pensiones, más de la mitad de los países ...
TL;DR
- Over half of OECD countries have raised or are planning to raise retirement ages.
- The average retirement age for new entrants in 2025 will be approximately 66.4 for men and 65.9 for women.
- Demographic changes, including falling fertility rates and an aging population, are the primary drivers for these reforms.
- By 2050, the OECD expects 52 people over 65 for every 100 working-age individuals.
- Several countries have recently adjusted their pension legislation, including raising legal ages, increasing contributions, and cutting benefits.
- Reforms aim to address insufficient pensions relative to the cost of living and unstable work trajectories.
- The average net pension for a full-career, median-wage worker in the OECD is projected to be 63% of their net salary, with significant variations between countries.