Românii ar putea ieși la pensie la 67 de ani, deși au cea mai mică speranță de viață din UE

Romania plans to increase the retirement age to 67, despite having one of the lowest life expectancies in the EU. This trend aligns with many European countries raising retirement ages due to demographic changes and budget pressures. The OECD reports that by 2060, men and women in Romania will retire later than current pensioners, with women facing a nearly five-year increase. While other countries like Denmark aim for a retirement age of 74, Romania's life expectancy remains significantly lower, leading to fewer years in retirement despite longer contribution periods. Factors such as healthcare access and lifestyle contribute to this disparity.