FINLAND - Despite efforts to encourage Finns to stay at work longer, most of them continue to retire at the age of 59 years, new research shows.
A study by the Finnish Centre for Pensions or the Eläketurvakeskus found that people still retire on an earnings-related pension just before the age of 59 years. The expected effective retiremen...
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