Pensions
Mercer: Failure to raise Irish pension age to 68 sparks worry over sustainability
The government recently announced the age will remain at 66
The decision not to increase the state pension age raises concerns over how the country’s pension system will work long term, a large multinational group has said.
One of the reasons cited in this was the decision not to raise the state pension age from 66 to 68.
A new report from US asset management firm Mercer examined pension systems in 44 countries, with Ireland ranked 14, down one place compared to last year.
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