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Germany Proposes Retirement Age Increase to 70

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Germany plans to gradually raise the retirement age to around 70 by 2090.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz supports the proposal to ensure pension system sustainability.
An expert committee suggests linking retirement age to life expectancy and abolishing early retirement.
The current retirement age is 67, established two decades ago, and will be adjusted.
Measures aim to alleviate the burden on younger generations and secure the pension fund.

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Germany plans to gradually raise the retirement age to around 70 by 2090.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz supports the proposal to ensure pension system sustainability.
An expert committee suggests linking retirement age to life expectancy and abolishing early retirement.
The current retirement age is 67, established two decades ago, and will be adjusted.
Measures aim to alleviate the burden on younger generations and secure the pension fund.

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