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http://www.itinerainstitute.org/en/library/external-publications-presentations/_paper/a-higher-state-pension-age-in-the-uk/
A higher State Pension Age in the UK
09 March 2010
In the UK, a higher State Pension Age (SPA) has been accepted by the government as one of the solution to the ageing challenge. It will gradually increase from 65 to 68 years between 2024 and 2046. In Belgium, such a measure is very unpopular among trade unions and politicians. In this report, PwC analyzes this measure in the UK in terms of fiscal benefits, public finances, workers’ opportunities and employers’ attitudes. With the perspective of a SPA increase, PwC gives an agenda for action to the economic agents implied in the process.

http://www.ukmediacentre.pwc.com/Media-Library/Working-longer-living-better-A-Fiscal-and-Social-imperative-67c.aspx

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