Românii și britanicii care muncesc în Marea Britanie riscă să aștepte mai mult pentru pensia de stat

The UK government is considering raising the retirement age to 68, which could directly impact Romanians working in the UK. The OBR report highlights pension system issues in Romania. If implemented, those born between April 6, 1970, and April 5, 1978, may face delays in receiving state pensions. The proposed change is driven by rising costs due to an aging population. The discussion also serves as a warning for Romania's pension sustainability, as demographic shifts threaten its system. The new Romanian pension law sets a standard retirement age of 65 for men and gradually increases it for women, with potential future adjustments based on life expectancy.