Do you agree with the goverment possibly rising the age of retirement?

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   Pamela-anneposted 13 years ago

   Do you agree with the goverment possibly rising the age of retirement?
   
   I  was hoping the goverment would have been extending the weekend to a three day weekend instead of extending the age of retirement.

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   tmbridgelandposted 13 years ago

   This question strikes me as a bit strange. What has the government to do with the length of the weekend or the age of retirement, other for its own workers?

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   Uninvited Writerposted 13 years ago

   That also means that old aged pensions will not be paid at 65. As it goes, I doubt I'll be able to retire at 65 anyway.

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   duffsmomposted 13 years ago

   Your question must be specific to Canada?  And to be honest, I don't agree with much of anything that our (USA) government does anymore.

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   cheaptoysposted 13 years ago

   yes i do because aging is a very big problem and there is no way the current generation can support the older generation and since they are healthier and life expectancy is higher now, it makes sense to raise it

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   flamboyantkenposted 13 years ago

   What type of retirement are you referring to? I am sorry but it is just that the question did not gel up at all.
   
   Age of retirement:
   Canada, America, United Kingdom, Asia Pacific, North America and Ukraine have different systems and policies being implemented, solely based on age of retirement.
   
   As of my 2 cents worth, government in Asia has raised the age of retirement and it should be implemented by from the Senate, States of course. Being said much, it is yet to be confirmed due to Time Lag factors; Administrative lag (Approval from all Senate bills to be passed on) and Implementation lag (Affect the entire States requires significant resources & time).
   The rest of the procedures must be agreed upon by Discretionary policies (forced decision by government.
   
   Thank-you and do define your question clearer.

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   wim99posted 13 years ago

   Considering the professional work world at the senior level, older adults can, and often do work past the age of 65. For older Americans, retirement should be requested, not mandatory( people are not machines). Every individual senior has special skills that in some cases, work well after the age 65( computers).

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