Why We Should Erase The Concept Of A Fixed 'Retirement Age'
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The old-age dependency ratio we rely on has a big, glaring weakness: It assumes that at age 65 everyone will become an 'old-age dependent' -- meaning retire and leave the workforce. And the reality is, that isn't the case now and certainly won't be true in the future.
By Ann Brenoff, ContributorSenior Writer/Columnist, The Huffington Post, 2015-05-28