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8/15/2016 – Bundesbank Floats Higher Retirement Age in German Pension Debate

Germany’s Bundesbank said raising the legal retirement age to 69 by 2060 could ease some of the pressure on the country’s state pension system as the population ages.

Read the full article at Bloomberg.

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