AI and Retirement Savings: Elon Musk’s Vision vs Nate Soares’ Fears
Elon Musk sees AI making retirement savings unnecessary; Nate Soares fears an AI catastrophe. Two opposing visions raise questions about financial security and ageing well.
Germany: Retirees urged to return to work to save the system
#Germany: #Retirees urged to return to #work to save the #system
The loneliness of expatriate retirees: A reality often ignored
The #loneliness of #expatriate #retirees: A reality often ignored
China: a historic reform for an evolving pension system
#China: a historic #reform for an evolving #pensionsystem
Employees in higher-level occupations outlive manual workers. How long do they live in retirement or (in)activity ?
Employees in higher-level occupations outlive manual workers. How long do they live in retirement or (in)activity ? @INEDEng
CEPAR Australia and Next World Program call for ageing well papers
A new Economics of Ageing Workshop 2019 on Resources in Retirement is going to be held at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. The event is going to take place from June 24th to 25th 2019. In the context of the Workshop a special issue of the Journal of the Economics of Ageing will
Pensions reforms have slowed in OECD countries but need to continue, says OECD
Pensions at a Glance 2017 says that public spending on pensions for the OECD as a whole has risen by about 1.5% of GDP since 2000. However, the pace of spending growth is projected to slow substantially. At the same time, recent reforms will lower the incomes of many future pensioners. People will live longer
Best places in the world to retire in 2017
There’s a new best country in the world to retire, according to the experts at International Living (IL), an authority on global retirement and relocation opportunities. In its Annual Global Retirement Index, Mexico is the best retirement place in the world.
The Swiss raise their voices against a 10% increase in retirement income
After recently rejecting the notion of retiring at age 67, Swiss citizens have spoken against a 10% increase in retirement income. 59.4% of voters were against the proposed scheme.